Triennial Report 2008 International Association 2011 IAUP of University Presidents “The Global Voice of Higher Education”

Triennial Report 2008 - 2011

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Messages from the Presidency IAUP Initiatives Barham Madaín world for the last three years and spent much of that time working on IAUP Message from the President ______3 Academic Impact ______36 Ayub related themes and events. His expertise and constant promotion of IAUP were Message from the Secretary General ______4 Beyond the Glass Ceiling ______37 two of the most important tools in this Presidency. Charles Gaukel, Deputy President Message from the Treasurer ______5 ACADEME Journal ______38 Secretary-General of IAUP, consistently worked on a wide range of IAUP tasks. His devotion to the IAUP cause is much appreciated. IAUP History ______6 Executive Committee Meetings ______39 My gratitude goes out to Jose Rodríguez, Treasurer of IAUP, and his team of This is an exciting time for the In- President’s Report 2008-2011 ______8 XV Triennial Conference in Chile ______43 hard workers from the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María; Karol Tra- ternational Association of University utmann, Katharine Sherwin, and Cristina Gutiérrez. The IAUP Treasury had an Presidents. Many ideas from pre- Regional Reports ______11 Leadership 2008-2011 uphill battle from day one and their hard work should be noted. vious IAUP Presidencies are finally African Council ______12 Presidency ______48 becoming realities. The past, pre- European Council ______13 Presidency-Elect ______49 Michael Adams and Richard Bronson were two of the most important elements sent and future of IAUP have wor- Latin American Council ______14 Vice Presidents ______50 for IAUP. In addition to their responsibilities as Presidency-elect, their contribu- ked together to make what IAUP is Middle Eastern Council ______15 Regional Chairs ______51 tions to IAUP and what IAUP stands for were exemplary during my Presidency. today. Having IAUP recognized as North American Council ______16 Executive Committee ______54 Their actions, creativity and drive have helped push IAUP into the 21st Century a charity organization in England is North East Asian Council ______18 Council of Senior Advisors ______65 and there is no doubt that their work in the last three years will make their Pre- one such example. It has taken time South East Asian Council ______19 sidency a productive moment in IAUP history. to do this, but the positive outcome will help IAUP in the long run. I feel fortu- South Pacific Council ______20 nate to be standing on the pinnacle of such a moment. Dr. David Strangway demonstrated what one individual can do for IAUP. He is Academic Chairs for Africa ______21 another shining example for us all and I sincerely hope the seed (ACA proposal) At the same time, the years 2008-2011 were trying times for this world. Higher that he has planted for Africa blossoms into its proper place on this earth. Education in almost every country felt the ripple effect from the economic IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament Education, crisis, which eventually made its way to the NGO. Fortunately for IAUP, its Conflict Resolution and Peace ______27 Since we are an NGO, I appreciate and thank every IAUP member that atten- goals and ideals strike a common chord among colleagues in Higher Education ded an Executive Committee Meeting and Senior Advisors meeting. As you around the world. The universal belief that Higher Education is one of the fun- IAUP and WISE ______31 know, it is quite difficult to attend such meetings when you are running a uni- damental keys to making this world better is more important than ever. People versity. My appreciation goes out to all of you. It has been an honour. from different parts of the world know this to be one of the primary truths for our future and this is why IAUP still exists.

I would like to thank Mr. Heitor Gurgulino de Souza, Secretary-General of IAUP, for his devotion and persistence in the last three years. Heitor traveled the

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Heitor Gurgulino Istambul, Turkey, November 2008, hosted by Dr. Gulsun Saglamer (former José Rodríguez Today IAUP has 306 active members, and I expect that number to grow as we de Souza Rector of Istanbul Technical University-ITU) a first Conference on “Beyond the Peréz approach the XVI Triennial Conference in . In addition to a balan- Glass Ceiling: Women Rectors Across Europe. Women and Leadership in Hig- ce of over $500,000 US dollars, the IAUP endowment stands at $516,241 US Secretary General Treasurer her Education”. dollars. These funds provide us with the financial stability necessary to carry Chile Alexandria, Egypt, May 2009, hosted by Sir Enan Galaly, Member of the IAUP out IAUP activities around the world. At the end of this period in office, we will Council of Senior Advisors, and also held a Seminar on: “Research in African provide an audited year-end balance to the next Presidency, according to the Universities” and on the “Quality of Higher Education in the Middle East” standards and procedures that govern our financial operation. I want to express my deep appre- It is my pleasure to express my Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October 2009, hosted by Senior Adviser Prof. Carlos ciation to the Members of the Exe- gratitude to everyone who has put Alberto Serpa,, Pres. Fundação Cesgranrio and, in a Joint activity with the I would particularly like to express my gratitude to the hard working team at cutive Committee and to all IAUP effort and passion in fostering the Council for Latin America, Chaired by Rector Antonio Leaño Reyes of UAG, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María (UTFSM) and also to the Deputy colleagues, for their encourage- importance of the role of higher , a Seminar was held at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), Secretary General. In addition to their full-time positions, they dedicated many ment and support. In particular, I education in the world. I am grate- organized by Prof. Paulo A. Gomes, Rector of Universidade Castelo Branco, on hours to the IAUP. The UTFSM team was charged with the arduous task of liai- wish to highlight and express spe- ful to each person who collaborated “Innovation in Universities” sing with banks on behalf of new and renewing members, managing financial cial thanks, for the dedicated work and supported our initiatives from Kaohsiung, Taiwan, September 2009, a well attended Summit Forum of the operations, meeting budgetary goals, and also providing support to the Pre- of Charles Gaukel, our Deputy Se- the most diverse places around the IAUP North East Asia Council, was hosted by President Ing-Chung Huan of sidency in general. I am grateful for their dedication and professionalism over cretary General over all these very world. the National University of Kaohsiung, on “Higher Education and Economic the past three years. busy years. I also wish to express Development”. my deep gratitude for the vote of confidence that President Barham Madaín During 2008 to 2011 the Presidency was located in Chile, South America. Our Istambul, Turkey, April 2010, a second Conference was successfully organized On behalf of the Presidency and the administrative team, I thank you for your and Treasurer José Rodríguez have bestowed upon me and wish to extend my geographical position demanded that we strengthen our means of communi- by Dr. Gulsun Saglamer (ITU) on “Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Women Rectors active collaboration in the organization and encourage you to continue parti- appreciation to the staff of their respective universities in Chile, that worked cation through digital networks. In our effort to stay connected, we updated the Across Europe – Women and Leadership in Higher Education”. cipating. Your continued efforts are essential for IAUP to achieve its goals and closely with us – particularly to Karol Trautmann and her colleagues. Finally, I data of universities around the world to ensure a reliable network of contacts Tokyo, Japan, June 2010, one of our largest Executive Committee meetings take on new projects in the coming years. wish to express very deep thanks to my wife Lilian, my sons and grandchildren, through which we can promote IAUP activities. In the same way, we sought to was hosted by President Toyoshi Satow, of the J.F. Oberlin University in Tokyo for their understanding and patience for the many hours, days and evenings, modernize and improve our website, including enhancing the online presence and by President Ichiro Tanioka, of the Osaka University of Commerce spent on IAUP matters, away from home and from them. of the organization by publishing IAUP news and activities electronically. Hangzhou, China, November 2010, a Conference was organized by the North East Asia Council, hosted by President Hu Jianmiao, of Zhejiang Gongshang It is my great pleasure to briefly report that during 2008-2011, the IAUP has As an NGO, our budgetary reality meant that we had to work both efficiently University. carried out the following activities: and economically. We published electronic newsletters and emailed members Casablanca, Morocco January 2011, an excellent meeting was hosted by Mo- and prospects with information about our activities and events. Nevertheless, hammed Barkaoui and President Khalid Naciri, of the Université Hassan II. A XV Triennial Conference, Viña del Mar, Chile, September 29-October 2, 2008, we recognized the importance of reaching out to new members and keeping Seminar was also organized, in cooperation with the Moroccan Ministry of Hig- hosted by Rector Barham Madaín, of University of Viña del Mar and by Rector our finances in order, so we specifically chose to print promotional IAUP bro- her Education and Research on “Research in African Universities” José Rodríguez of Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile. chures and paper invoices.

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“Peace, welfare and security for humankind through education”

The founding fathers of IAUP were university lea- Past Triennials Year City Year President Secretary General Treasurer ders from the United States, South Korea, Puerto XV Triennial 2008 Viña del Mar and Valparaíso, Chile Rico, the Philippines and Liberia that came together 2008 - 2011 Barham Madaín, Chile Heitor Gurgulino, Brazil José Rodríguez, Chile in 1964 to discuss the creation of a worldwide orga- XIV Triennial 2005 and Pattaya, nization that would facilitate communication among 2005 - 2008 Pornchai Mongkhonvanit, Thailand Álvaro Romo de la Rosa, Mexico Suchart Uphatam, Thailand XIII Triennial 2002 Sydney, Australia higher education leaders from various countries, promoting friendship and collaboration between XII Triennial 1999 Brussels, Belgium 2002 - 2005 Ingrid Moses, Australia James McWha, Australia Denise Bradley, Australia them. The inaugural IAUP conference was held in XI Triennial 1996 San Francisco, United States Oxford, England in June 1965, with the participa- 1999 - 2002 Sven Caspersen, Denmark Jef Van der Perre, Belgium Michael Daxner, Germany tion of around 120 representatives of universities X Triennial 1993 Kobe, Japan 1996 - 1999 Donald Gerth, United States Donald Gerth, United States Robert Jones, United States from 21 countries. Over the years, IAUP has contributed to the strengthening IX Triennial 1990 Valladolid, Salamanca and Leon, of the international mission and quality of education of its member institutions 1993 - 1996 Kan Ichi Miyaji, Japan Kan Ichi Miyaji, Japan and has grown to become an association of around 300 members from 60 VIII Triennial 1987 Guadalajara and Mexico City, Mexico countries. VII Triennial 1984 Bangkok, Thailand 1990 - 1993 Rafael Catagena, Álvaro Romo de la Rosa, Mexico VI Triennial 1981 San Jose, The rich series of academic events and activities of IAUP have drawn the at- 1987 - 1990 Luis Garibay, Mexico Álvaro Romo de la Rosa, Mexico tention and respect of many world leaders. The following distinguished world V Triennial 1978 Teheran, Iran leaders have personally attended IAUP events through its history: 1984 - 1987 Nibhond Sasidhorn, Thailand Charoen Khantawongs, Thailand IV Triennial 1975 Boston, United States The position of IAUP Treasurer was created in 1996. President Bill Clinton of the United States; Mr. Chung Hee Park, President of III Triennial 1971 Monrovia, Liberia 1981 - 1984 Leland Miles, United States (1) William Allen, United States Korea; President Tubman of Liberia; His Imperial Majesty Mohammad Reza II Triennial 1968 Seoul, Korea Pahlavi, Shah of Iran and Queen Farah; Mr. Rodrigo Carazo Odio, President of 1974 - 1981 Young Seek Choue, Korea Won Sul Lee, Korea Costa Rica; His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand; Mr. Miguel de la I Triennial 1965 Banbury, England Madrid Hurtado, President of Mexico; His Majesty King Juan Carlos and Queen 1971 - 1974 Young Seek Choue, Korea (2) Won Sul Lee, Korea Sofia of Spain; His Majesty Prince Takamado and Princess Takamado of Ja- 1971 Rocheforte Weeks, Liberia (3) pan; His Majesty Albert II, King of the Belgians; His Excellency Peter Tinsulanonda of Thailand; G. Fitzgerald of Ireland, M. Eyskens of Belgium; Dr. The position of IAUP Secretary-General was Federico Mayor, Director General of UNESCO; J.M Gil Robles, President of created in 1971. Hollingworth, Governor-General of Commonwealth of Australia. Also, Her Ma- the European Parliament; HRH Princess Maha Chakri Siridhorn of Thailand; 1964 - 1971 Peter Sammartino, United States jesty Princess Chulaborn of Thailand; Prime Minister Toshio Kaifu of Japan; Former President Fidel Ramos of the Philippines; Nobel Peace Laureate Jose Prime Minister J.L Dehaene of Belgium; Prof. Dr. Emil Constantinescu, Presi- Romos-Horta of East Timor; Dr. Jane Goodall, of the Jane Goodall Institute and (1)The charter of IAUP was rewritten in 1978 to place a term limit on the President. (2)Young Seek Choue was elected Vice-President of IAUP in 1971 and became Acting Presidener when Rocheforte Weeks resigned. (3)Soon after Rocheforte Weeks of Liberia was elected as the second President of IAUP in June 1971, the President of Liberia, William Tubman, died in office. The new President of Liberia chose Weeks to be Foreign Minister. Rocheforte Weeks dent of Rumania; Former Prime Ministers Harold Wilson of Great Britain; Prem UN messenger for Peace, among many distinguished personalities. accepted and resigned as IAUP President.

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IAUP Charity At WISE 2009, the Qatar Foundation endorsed and funded a proposal from Membership Development Academe Journal The IAUP Charter started with former IAUP President Sven Casperson and IAUP and the Institute for International Education (IIE) to create the WISE Ins- The world economic crisis was a common opponent for membership develo- Pornchai Mongkhonvanit, IAUP President Emeritus and President of Siam Uni- former Secretary General Jef Van der Perre in 1999-2002. A draft version was titute for Educational Leadership. The inaugural workshop was held in Doha, pment these last three years. Being an NGO, the IAUP Executive Committee versity, completed Academe Volume 1, Number 2 in September 2009 (this and created and approved at that time. Naturally, the process of creating an IAUP Qatar from October 18-22, 2010. strived to reach out to new prospects and past members by common methods later editions are available for download on the IAUP website) and continues charter has taken some time to develop but the urgency for IAUP to exist in and new methods. Common methods meant providing electronic information with this biannual journal. This Journal of Leadership and Management in Hig- such a manner became necessary and could not wait any longer. A newly for- The WISE Education Leadership Institute works to prepare the next generation through blast emails to all members in English. her Education seeks to foster exchanges among practitioners, policy makers med Charity in the United Kingdom was established with Articles of the Charity of global education leaders for the challenges that lie ahead. The Institute aims and scholars and to provide a symposium for comment on leadership and ma- from Sven Casperson’s Presidency. to provide the information, insight and encouragement to implement into prac- Regional Chairs were given the task to translate IAUP information from English nagement in higher education. Dr. Pornchai Mongkhonvanit has continued to tice the innovative spirit and intent of WISE. The seminars develop the admi- into their native language or native languages in their Region. It was stressed foster ACADEME and its evolution. Lawyers helped write byelaws to the Charter, which govern the Charity’s ope- nistrative skill set of new administrators and serve as an enabling environment that Regional Chairs had to participate more. The IAUP Presidency is at a major rations, and the Executive Committee reviewed and sent detailed notes back for change and improvement. Thus, the WISE Education Leadership Institute disadvantage without the knowledge of the appointed Regional Chair with re- IAUP Website regarding edits and additional information. The goal has always been for the provides experience-based training through case studies, expert speakers and gard to language, culture and Higher Education issues in that area. Promoting As of March 2010, The IAUP website www.iaup.org moved to a permanent General Assembly at the XVI Triennial to approve both the Articles of the Char- role-playing exercises, focused on top-level decision-making; strategic goal- IAUP was more successful by personally meeting with prospects and letting location and was modified by the web design and development company “The ter and the byelaws. Richard Bronson, Executive Committee member, was a setting; governments and governance; and the role of the university and its stu- them know the benefits of IAUP for them and their university. A resolution was Boulevard Group, Inc.” The Boulevard Group specializes in non-profit and edu- strong proponent in this task. This Presidency congratulates him and has the dents in world society. The Qatar Foundation has endorsed the idea of offering approved in the Tokyo Executive Committee meeting, June 2010: “Each cu- cational websites. Tailor-made for IAUP, the new website provides more infor- utmost gratitude for his achievements. the program every year and IAUP looks forward to continuing its role with WISE rrent IAUP Member should engage one or more members to join our Associa- mation about IAUP and its members, while demonstrating a finer aesthetic and and expanding the WISE Program on Education Leadership. tion, between now and the IAUP Triennial Conference in June 2011”. professional stance in the Higher Academic world. WISE IAUP was invited by the Qatar Foundation to participate in its 2009, 2010 and Academic Chairs for Africa Members whose memberships expired in 2008-2011 were notified by the IAUP New Partnerships 2011 WISE (World Innovation Summit for Education). WISE is a unique global This proposal was raised by David Strangway, Founder of Quest University Treasury through letters with invoices (and emails). International brochures Reciprocal partnership agreements were completed with Universities Australia, event whose ambition is to create a new international multi-disciplinary plat- and fellow Executive Committee member, at the 2009 Executive Committee were printed and disseminated at each Conference listed in this report (availa- UNIMED (Mediterranean Universities Union), and UDUAL (Union of Universities form to shape education models of the 21st century. Opinion leaders and deci- Meetings held in Alexandria, Egypt and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Academic Chairs ble on the IAUP website). Increased promotional and informative emails were of Latin America and the Caribbean) in April and May of 2010. These three sion makers from around the world came together in Doha. for Africa is a proposal to create and fund 1,000 chairs to be occupied at uni- sent to members, prospects, and members who recently expired. new partnerships should help bolster awareness about IAUP in Australia, the versities in Africa. The goal is a long term one with a realistic view of Africa’s Mediterranean, Latin America and the Caribbean. Universities Australia is an The IAUP participated in WISE as a privileged academic partner, along with the current situation. Africa needs to develop its people to meet its goals. For the A weekly update on the Triennial was sent from NAC to the Presidency and important partner representing Australia’s 39 universities in the public interest, Institute for International Education (IIE), The Association of Commonwealth last two years, David Strangway has promoted Academic Chairs for Africa to disseminated to all members and prospects in the database. The Triennial Con- both nationally and internationally. UNIMED is an association of 84 universities Universities (ACU), Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) The Rand the United Nations, UNESCO, the World Bank, the African Development Bank ference was considered the main focus for membership development since the from countries in the Mediterranean basin. It is important that IAUP reaches Corporation, and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or- and many other university organizations and African countries. He has quickly last Executive Committee Meeting in Casablanca, Morocco in January 2011. out to other associations around the world and tries to attain partnerships. This ganization (UNESCO), helping to choose conference themes, speakers, and gained support. It has been exciting for the Presidency to be a part of David’s ongoing process will only benefit IAUP’s main goals. invitees. highly ambitious goal. We hope his proposal that started with this Presidency continues to succeed for the good of humanity.

8 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 9 IAUP Events Global and National Issues Survey The following events were held with the support of IAUP: (First World Wide Survey of Chief Executive Officers of Universities) George Dehne, President of George Dehne & Associates, Inc. and fellow IAUP • Viña del Mar, Chile: XV Triennial Conference, September 2008. Senior Advisor, offered his expertise in the field of surveys by creating and • Alexandria, Egypt: IAUP Executive Committee Meeting and Council of maintaining the first World Wide Global Survey of University Presidents. The Senior Advisors, May 2009. survey was send through the IAUP database. Some members translated into • Kaohsiung, Taiwan: IAUP Northeast Asia Conference, National University other languages and disseminated it on their own. The hope is to get a clear of Kaohsiung, September 2009. picture of what a university president thinks about global issues and the role • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: IAUP Regional Seminar - University and Innovation, of Higher Education, and to propagate the significance and message of IAUP Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October 2009. • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: IAUP Executive Committee Meeting, October 2009. to the media and to as many prospective members as possible. This new ap- • Doha, Qatar: WISE (World Innovation Summit for Education) / Qatar proach to getting university presidents active in IAUP revealed that individually Foundation, November 2009. calling and informing colleagues was much more productive in getting people • Bangkok, Thailand: 7th International Conference on ICT and Knowledge to respond than by email. Engineering, Siam University, December 2009. • Istanbul, Turkey: Women Rectors Across Europe, Women Leadership Academic Impact in Higher Education, April 2010. This Presidency was fortunate to witness the inauguration of Academic Im- • Guadalajara, Mexico: 2nd International Meeting of Presidents, pact, thanks to the hard work of Michael Adams and his IAUP Presidency-elect , May 2010. team. It is a global initiative that aligns institutions in higher education with the • Tokyo, Japan: IAUP Executive Committee Meeting, June 2010 United Nations in actively supporting ten universally accepted principles in the • New York City, USA: Academic Impact Launch, United Nations in areas of human rights, literacy, sustainability and conflict resolution. Academic New York, November 2010. • Bangkok, Thailand: 8th International Conference on ICT and Knowledge Impact also asks each participating college or university to actively demonstra- Engineering, Siam University, November 2010. te support of at least one of those principles each year. • Hangzhou, China: IAUP Northeast Asia Conference, Zhejiang Gongshang The formal launch of Academic Impact took place at a two-day conference in University, November 2010. New York City, November 18-19, 2010. • Doha, Qatar: WISE 2010, December 2010. IAUP Regional Reports • Casablanca, Morocco: IAUP Executive Committee Meeting, January 2011. International Faculty Achievement Award • Bangkok, Thailand: IAUP South East Asia Regional International The Tokyo Executive Committee Meeting approved the creation of an Interna- Conference, January 2011. tional Faculty Achievement Award. This award is for faculty and their extraor- dinary achievements in curriculum development, service, and teaching to pre- pare world citizens. University presidents and IAUP members are not eligible for this award.

10 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP IAUP Regional Reports Regional Reports African Council European Council 2008-2011 2008-2011 sending letters with attached Reports about the proposals: “Uniting Africa through Education” or Raising awareness among Nordic and European Focus on development policy XVI IAUP Triennial, that will be held in New York on “Developing Africa through Education”. The propo- colleagues As a member of the Danish Prime Minister’s Afri- June 2011, to Chancellors and/or Directors of Afri- sal of the conference was accepted by the Executi- In collaboration with the IAUP secretariat we have ca Commission and Chairman of a working group, can Higher Education Institutions, including Ango- ve Committee as well as the provisional budget and conducted a campaign to raise awareness of IAUP “Building Stronger Universities in Developing Coun- lan institutions. the plan of activities. among rectors in the Nordic countries and in Eu- tries,” under the auspices of Universities Denmark, I rope. I have presented the benefits of joining IAUP have worked to promote tertiary education capacity In the same letters, Chancellors and former Chan- We have already presented the proposal of the con- to my European network and when I have been in- building in developing countries and intercontinen- cellors are always requested to join IAUP, in order ference to the Angolan Minister of Higher Education, vited to speak at seminar/conferences throughout tal collaboration. Among other things, I have made to strengthen Africa’s participation in the Internatio- Science and Technology. We think that further steps Europe. it a priority to raise awareness of the important role nal Association of University Presidents. For further will be done after the XVI Triennial in New York, as played by the IAUP in this regard as well as the con- IAUP African Council President nomination information we attachrd an IAUP documentation a substantial number of Presidents and/or Directors Boost collaboration between IAUP and EUA tributions of universities to intercultural understan- The objectives of my nomination at the XV Triennial booklet. of African Higher Education Institutions will attend As a board member in the European University As- ding, nation building and economic growth throug- were to increase dynamism in the participation of the Triennial and become members. sociation (EUA) I have worked for an increased hout the world. Chancellors, Presidents and/or Directors of African New member affiliations focus on internationalization. Higher Education Institutions in IAUP activities and Letters have been sent to Chancellors and/or Direc- Angolan and African rectors in XVI IAUP Financial implications to stimulate their interest to become members of tors of Angolan Higher Education Institutions and Triennial Conference This includes collaboration across continents – Few direct costs have been incurred in regard to the IAUP. This would place Africa in a prominent po- more than a hundred e-mail messages have been We have been sending letters to Chancellors and/or among universities, research organizations, NGOs above mentioned activities. sition during the discussions of worldwide Higher also sent to Chancellors of other African Higher Directors of Angolan and African Higher Education and regulatory bodies. IAUP is already affiliated Education related issues. Education Institutions, in order to continue to recruit Institutions, inviting them to attend the XVI IAUP with EUA, but I will continue to work for an even new IAUP members. Triennial. closer relationship between the two organizations Following the nomination, we participated in the and collaboration on issues with international and Summit held in Alexandria, Egypt, from May 7 to 10 We will continue to send letters with information intercontinental perspectives. It is important that 2009, where we spoke about “Higher Education in about IAUP activities and we will also continue to IAUP and EUA continue to exchange experiences Africa-Progresses and Challenges.” request the African chancellors and rectors’ affilia- and information. tion to the Association. Activities developed Raising awareness of IAUP in Euroscience Various activities have been developed with the IAUP African Council proposal of conference As a board member in Euroscience I have been part objective of recruiting new members in Africa, in We presented at the IAUP Executive Commit- of a working group with the task of renewing the order to increase the Higher Education Institution tee Meeting held in Casablanca, a proposal for a strategy of the organization. I have worked to give Leaders´ participation for IAUP development. With conference of the African Chapter and for African João Sebastião Teta priority to promoting international collaboration as Lauritz Holm-Nielsen the objective of continuing to recruit new members Chancellors, to be held in March 2012 in Luanda. African Council part of the strategy and to increase collaboration European Council for IAUP in Africa and in order to increase African Regional Chair Regional Chair The theme of the conference will be chosen later with international NGOs including IAUP. participation in IAUP development, we have been by its organizing committee, from the following two

12 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 13 IAUP IAUP Regional Reports Regional Reports Latin American Council Middle Eastern Council 2008-2011 2008-2011 development of our societies. This event took pla- Part of the agenda of these meetings was to analy- This past year a series of meetings and telephone - President Rev. Walid Moussa, President of No- ce at the Centro de Technologia at he Campus of ze the current situation, trends and proposals that conversations took place between the Presidents of tre Dame University, who will speak about his Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) – Ciudade Univesitaria, and were part of transcendental documents as the de- Notre Dame University, Rev. Walid Moussa, the Pre- institution’s challenges of getting ready for accredi- it was attendend by 50 participants from industry, clarations of: Guadalajara by IAUP 2007, sident of Kaslik University, Rev. Hady Mahfouz, the tation by the New England Association of Schools NGO’s and representatives from various Brazilian by UNESCO 2008 and Lima by UDUAL 2010. It was President of the Arab University, Dr. Amr Al-Adawi, and Colleges. and other Latin American countries under the aus- hoped that through these dialogues we could esta- and I. We are focusing in our discussions on how to pices of Petrobras/CENPES, Fundacao Cesgranrio, blish new policies and procedures that would be re- increase membership in IAUP from this region. - President, Rev. Hady Mahfouz, Holy Spirit Univer- CRUB, Redetec Technological Network and the Fe- levant to the region that would take into considera- sity of Kaslik, who will speak about “Leading a suc- deration of Industries of Sao Paulo (FIESP). tion our distinctive educational culture and values, We are at the present time trying to bring in AUB. cessful institutional evaluation with the European and that would also help Latin American higher Furthermore, a series of discussions is taking place University Association and preparing for accredita- Membership promotion Latin American Council webpage education to face the challenges of the XXI Century. with the Association of Arab Universities, in order tion: The USEK experience.” We have approached University Presidents in the The Latin American Council webpage (http://iaupla. to find out how we can attract more members from large network of Latin-American universities. We uag.mx) has been in regular service for the last 4 Designation of national representatives that very large association. They have a new Execu- - Professor Mohammed Barkaoui, former President, made use of personal and institutional relationships, years and includes interesting information trans- We have identified and designated national repre- tive Director, Dr. Sultan Abu-Arabi, President of the Professor, and Advisor to the University Hassan II, inviting Rectors to join the IAUP as active members. lated from the IAUP main webpage regarding the sentatives in various countries of the region to help University of Yarmouk, Jordan, and we are hoping who will speak about the challenges of accredita- We explained to them the benefits of membership Association accomplishments, as well as the acti- increase membership and disseminate the IAUP that through him, we will attract more institutions to tion at his university within a Moroccan framework. and emphasized the importance of increasing the vities of our Association’s Regional Council, inclu- programs and outcomes. We hope to receive their join IAUP. For the upcoming meeting in June, this participation of our region in this worldwide Asso- ding the Executive Committee meetings and other support for the implementation of projects of the region has organized a panel called “Challenges ciation. The recruitment strategies have included relevant information concerning the developments, Latin American Council including the development of Quality Assurance in Higher Education through mailing personal letters, distribution of IAUP pam- challenges and opportunities of higher education in of sub-regional conferences and to promote infor- Accreditation in the Arab World: Case Studies of phlets translated into Spanish, the development of the region. mation exchange and collaboration. Lebanon and Morocco.” It will include Dr. Joseph information sessions and personal conversations G. Jabbra, President, Lebanese American Univer- during meetings at the important Mexican higher Implementation of networking and discussion sity, Rev. Walid Moussa, President of Notre Dame education associations as well as at the most rele- groups with other relevant Latin American hig- University, Rev. Hady Mahfouz, President of Kas- vant education organizations in Latin America. her education organizations lik University, and Dr. Mohammed Barkaoui, former We have developed interactions that include in- President Casablanca Hassan II University. The Latin American Seminar teresting dialogues and cooperation with some of Under the leadership of Prof. Pablo Alcantara Gó- the most important higher education organizations, This panel will be presided over by the following mes, Rector of Universidade Castelo Branco in Rio such as: The Inter-American Organization for Hig- four people: de Janeiro, a very successful IAUP Latin American her Education (IOHE ), Grupo Latinoamericano para Antonio Leaño Reyes Joseph G. Jabbra Seminar was organized. The topic of the seminar la Reforma y Perfeccionamiento de la Educación Latin American Council - Joseph G. Jabbra, Chair, President of the Leba- Middle Eastern Council was “Universities and Innovation” which we consi- Regional Chair Regional Chair (GULERPE) Hispanic Association of Colleges and nese American University, who will introduce briefly dered of paramount importance for the sustainable Universities (HACU), and UNIVERSIA. the topic.

14 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 15 IAUP Regional Reports North American Council 2008-2011 Academic Impact assembles more than one thousand thought and Sven Caspersen, and Ingrid Moses, have been Universities for Africa NAC on behalf of IAUP created and continues to opinion leaders across all sectors of education and arranged and preserved in 72 separate Hollinger Working with United Nations Under-Secretary-Ge- maintain the website, www.AcademicImpact.org, from every corner of the world. boxes. They are secure. Twenty-seven of those neral Diarra, NAC on behalf of IAUP created a Uni- for the United Nations’ Academic Impact and assist boxes have been inventoried by item and an Excel versities of Africa program that provides graduate in supporting the initiative. WISE Leadership Institute sheet has been developed for each box that identi- training for mid-level civil servants in Africa. The NAC on behalf of IAUP and with IIE jointly envisio- fies every item in the box. The remaining 45 boxes United Nations is currently formalizing the selection A formal launch of the initiative occurred at the Uni- ned and ran the first WISE Institute for Education- still need to be inventoried. criteria and developing funding for recipients to live ted Nations in November 2010, presided by Secre- Leadership Institute for the Qatar Foundation in Oc- and travel to universities around the world for their tary-General Ban Ki-moon with opening remarks by tober 2010. During the fall, 2009, we received additional mate- graduate training. IAUP President-elect Michael Adams. rial from Donald Gerth that will fill another 15 Ho- The Institute emerged from the 2009 World Inno- llinger boxes. This still needs to be done. We have World Bank follow-up Incorporating IAUP vation Summit on Education. The Institute was not yet received any materials from Pornchai Mon- Working with the World Bank, NAC on behalf of On behalf of IAUP, NAC engaged legal counsel and conceived as a mechanism for developing the ad- gkhonvanit. It is estimated that it will cost another IAUP reached agreement on an initiative called petitioned the Charity Board in the United Kingdom ministrative skill set of new presidents, vice chance- $13,000 to complete the work on the material we REACHED: Regional Economic Accelerations Cau- for Charity Status on behalf of IAUP. This three-year llors, and rectors, and serves as an enabling envi- currently hold. sed by Higher Education Development to target five venture came to a successful conclusion in the fall ronment for institutional change and improvement. countries for assistance in developing their higher of 2010. A pilot program ran in Doha with new presidents Reciprocity education capacity. from Ghana, Egypt, Iraq, Bangladesh, Palestine, In- Association partnerships were established bet- On August 27, 2008, IAUP reached agreement with dia, Pakistan, , and Sudan. ween IAUP and UNIMED, Union of Mediterranean the Institute of International Education (IIE) to use Universities, an association of 84 Universities from 809 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY, 10017- International Faculty Achievement Award countries in the Mediterranean basin, and Univer- 3580 as a permanent mailing address for IAUP The IAUP Executive Committee at its Tokyo mee- sities Australia, a consortium of 39 universities in communications, effective October 1, 2008. ting in 2010 approved the creation of an Interna- Australia. tional Faculty Achievement Award that recognizes WISE Conference extraordinary achievement in curriculum deve- 2011 Triennial Conference NAC represents IAUP as one of the major partners lopment, service, and teaching to prepare world The XVI Triennial will be June 17-20, 2011 at the Ma- for the annual World Innovative Summit on Educa- citizens. NAC created the award and forwards it rriott Marquis Hotel in New York City, directly over- tion (WISE) in Doha, Qatar. In this role, IAUP lends to member presidents who request one for their looks Times Square. Sponsors include SunGard, its expertise in selecting the conference themes, faculty. the New York Times Knowledge Network, McGraw- Michael Adams speakers, and invitees. Hill Integrety, the Educational Testing Service (ETS), North American Council IAUP Archives ELS (Berlitz language centers), the Council of Adult Regional Chair Organized by the Qatar Foundation for Education, All of the material received by June 2009 from for- and Experiential Learning (CAEL), Nuventive, and Science and Social Development, the WISE event mer IAUP presidents Leland Miles, Donald Gerth, the Institute of International Education (IIE).

16 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 17 IAUP IAUP Regional Reports Regional Reports North East Asian Council South East Asian Council 2008-2011 2008-2011 Professor Lou Yuangong, President of Henan Uni- special team will keep informing members of any Attendance at North East Asia Regional on “Building Bridges through Education” to the versity, was appointed the Chair-position of IAUP news and activities of IAUP. Besides, a web link of Conference member institutions in this region and to other part- Northeast Asia Regional Council in Jan. 2011, after IAUP is under construction in Henan University we- I attended the NEA council conference on “Deve- ner institutions of Christian University of Thailand in he presented the IAUP Hangzhou meeting in 2010. bsite homepage, so that more IAUP news can be lopment Tendencies of Higher Education in North order to invite them to participate in the XVI Triennial transferred to more Chinese audiences. East Asia and the Cooperation between Universi- Conference in New York during June 17-20, 2011. Since his appointment, President Lou Yuangong ties” on November 26-29, 2010 at Zhejiang Gongs- and his team have been promoting the NY Triennial Dr. Jianmiao Hu, President of Zhejiang Gongshang hang University, Hangzhou, P.R. China and partici- to his colleagues in higher education both domestic University, was originally the Chair of IAUP North pated as the chair of the Plenary Session on “The and abroad. East Asia Council but stepped down from the po- innovations of management systems and operating sition as his Presidency at the university finished. mechanisms of universities in North East Asia in the Attendance at the XV IAUP Triennial Conference Now there are several school leaders having deci- Under Dr. Jianmiao Hu’s guidance, annual IAUP global age.” in Chile ded to attend the NY Triennial and to join the IAUP, Conferences took place, respectfully in Kaohsiung, As the Chair of SEA Council, I recruited and led the and Professor Lou has provided them with help to Taiwan on October 1, 2009 and from November South East Asia Regional Conference team of 11 presidents and administrators from pu- registration and other issues. 26-29, 2010 at the International Center of Zhejiang SEA Council was granted financial support from blic and private universities in Thailand to attend the Gongshang University. IAUP presidency to organize the Regional Confe- XV Triennial Conference of IAUP on “The Role of Recently appointed, President Lou attaches great rence on “Benchmarking and Quality Assurance of Universities in Educating the Universal Citizen” in importance to his position in IAUP. He has orga- Participants from 14 countries took part in the con- Nursing Science Program” on January 20-21, 2011 Viña del Mar, Chile during September 29 – October nized a special team, which includes International ference. IAUP is grateful for Dr. Jianmiao Hu and at the Siam City Hotel, Bangkok. The conference 2, 2008. Affairs Office, Computer Center etc., and included a his team at Zhejiang Gongshang University for their had 119 participants from Thailand and 21 parti- link to the IAUP website on the school’s homepage efforts and contributions in their respected region. cipants from 8 countries, such as Turkey, Austria, Attendance at IAUP Executive Committee United States, P.R. China, Malaysia, Philippines, Meeting He has been actively initiating connections to as South Korea and Indonesia. During this triennial, as the Chair of SEA Council, I many school leaders as possible to promote the have attended the IAUP Executive Committee Mee- essence and objective of IAUP, and many of them Membership development tings in Alexandria, Egypt on May 7 – 10, 2009, in have given positive responses. In order to increase the number of member institu- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on October 18 – 21, 2009 and tions in the South East Asia region, the Chair of SEA in Tokyo, Japan on June 19 – 21, 2010. One of the most important issues President Lou has Council has sent out invitations repeatedly 3 times disseminated was the 100-year Anniversary for He- to public and private institutions of higher educa- Even though I had to be excused from the IAUP nan University in Sep. 2012. As mentioned before, Lou Yuangong tion in Thailand to encourage them to apply for the Janjira Wongkhomthong Executive Committee Meeting in Casablanca, Mo- he has been trying to organize an IAUP Forum as North East Asian membership of IAUP. In addition, the SEA Council South East Asian rocco, the SEA council report was sent to the IAUP. Council part of the celebration. An IAUP member email box Council has promoted the XVI Triennial Conference of IAUP Regional Chair has already been set up, and several letters have Regional Chair been sent to IAUP Northeast Asia members. That

18 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 19 IAUP Regional Reports South Pacific Council 2008-2011 Letters based on the model produced by the Pre- major higher education conference in the region. sidency-elect, signed by myself and Emeritus Pro- The New Zealand universities also have regular na- fessor Ingrid Moses, have been sent to every public tional meetings. and in the South Pacific Region. - The majority of the universities in the region are A matter that has been raised by one respondent is members of the Association of Commonwealth Uni- the separate negotiations between the Presidency- versities, which has a long history of membership in elect and Universities Australia with a view to esta- Australasia where most nations are members of the blishing a reciprocal relationship. Some universities Commonwealth. in Australia are likely to defer consideration of IAUP At the May 2010 meeting of the IAUP Executive membership in the expectation that the relationship - A number of institutions are also engaged with Committee, I recommended that consideration be with Universities Australia will afford them the same international specialist groups including Academic given to winding up the South Pacific Region with benefits. Consortium 21 (AC21) and Universitas 21, and the- a view to merging its activities with the South East re is no evidence of a demand for international mee- Asia or South Asia Region, or a new Asia-Pacific Regional activities tings under another banner. Region. The Executive Committee did not make a I note and concur with previous reports that a sepa- decision on this matter. rate South Pacific Region is not viable, and recom- I recommend that the Executive consider winding mend that the Executive Committee consider win- up the South Pacific Region with a view to merging In the meantime, the Memorandum of Understan- ding up this group. In making this recommendation, its activities with the South East Asia or South Asia ding between the IAUP and Universities Australia, I take the following points into account: Region, or a new Asia-Pacific Region. signed in June 2010, has seen the IAUP’s activities promoted through that forum. Universities Austra- - The group is essentially Australian (38) along with lia, in turn, includes the IAUP on its distribution lists New Zealand (8), Papua New Guinea (3) and the for media releases and other announcements. University of the South Pacific. Membership development - The universities in Australia and New Zealand al- We have had difficulty in determining the members- ready have their own associations, while internatio- IAUP Academic Chairs hip status of universities in this region. This, I think, nal meetings of relevance to Papua New Guinea or reflects the difficulty of maintaining a current list in a the USP are normally held under the auspices of the for Africa region where there is historically a large turnover in Australian and New Zealand universities respectively. James A. McWha membership each year. I am sure we are not alone South Pacific Council with this problem. Regional Chair - Universities Australia is by far the largest group, meeting in plenary four times a year and hosting the

20 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Academic Chairs for Africa 2008-2011

Academic Chairs for Africa is a proposal to create and fund 1,000 chairs to be occupied at universities in Africa. Africa needs to develop its people to meet its goals. African countries and their universities are struggling to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s) that include a wide array of needs to bring them out of poverty. Many recent reports point out that the current model of development aid has not been effective in building Africa’s capacity to im- prove the welfare of its people. Romain Murenzi formerly Rwandan minister of Science, Technology and Scientific Research points out real life problems that include: health (maternal health, child mortality, and infectious disease), water (clean drinking water and sanitation), environment, information communication technologies, transportation, agriculture and animal husbandry, energy, manu- facturing.

“Higher education has been hard hit by the endemic phenomenon of brain drain, which deprives the continent of its finest intellectuals.”

Every item on this list has university teaching and research as a necessary condition for success. They all require a strong ability to exploit science, tech- nology and innovation (STI) for the benefit of their people and their economies. Africa must develop its own people to meet these and other needs, such as education and governance, in order to take advantage of the opportunities presented by the knowledge world. The Academic Chairs for Africa proposal is designed to help African universities build their capacity to deal with these is- sues and improve both the economy and the quality of life, including health on a medium term basis. The concept of Global Knowledge requires Africa to be part of the Global Knowledge action. The Global Health need in Africa is pro- found and fully dependent on building the human resource knowledge base.

22 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 23 “By connecting scholars from all parts of Africa both support higher education in Africa given the challenges with the traditional ap- This idea has the support of many. Senior officers at the United Nations, is a two-sided process. This proposal creates a platform that is absolutely proaches. It is also of great interest to the Bank as it seeks partners and ideas UNESCO, the World Bank and the African Development Bank are advisors to essential if there are to be functioning partnerships that leave a lasting impact. between countries, and in many cases within countries, to help implement and improve its strategy of intervention in Higher Education, the project (see attached steering committee). In preparation for the recent G8 What this proposal will do, by allowing the universities to set their own agenda there will be a powerful force that crosses many of Science and Technology. I would like therefore to reiterate my strong support for meeting in Canada (June, 2010), the G8 academies summit issued a commu- is to recruit the quality faculty they need to enhance their own ability to create the world’s cultural and geographic boundaries.” your timely initiative and my willingness to join forces with you in your efforts to niqué strongly supporting STI as an essential approach to development parti- or reinforce excellence. These needs range from physical sciences and engi- bring it to fruition.” And Minister Hany Helal of Egypt who is the Chair of AMCOST cularly in Africa. A number of the G8/G20 governments have expressed deep neering, to life sciences and health, to social sciences and humanities. In the 1V (African Ministerial Council of Science and Technology), a unit of the African interest in this proposal, as it creates a platform on which to build excellence. Canada Research Chairs program 20% were for social sciences and humani- This proposal is modeled on the very successful Canada Research Chairs Union/NEPAD, has given his commitment for this promising project. The Asso- A number of African universities, as well as others around the world, are strong ties, 45% for natural sciences and 35% for the health sciences. From this base program that was created in Canada in the year 2000. In this program, 2,000 ciation of African Universities, headed by Olugbemiro Jegede and representing supporters of the proposal. In preparation for the G8 meeting a communiqué they can much more effectively enter partnerships that will have a sustainable positions were funded at Canadian universities to meet the need to reinforce over 200 universities has been an enthusiastic supporter from the earliest days of from the G8 summit of university presidents also supported the key role of and long-term outcome. In many cases, the faculty would be recruited from the Canada’s competitiveness by reducing the severe brain drain. The creation of a this idea and indeed helped to shape the proposal. The Association of Common- STI and education as key to the way ahead. In particular the idea has the full Diaspora. Under-Secretary-General Diarra of the UN estimates that there are network of chair holders and the presidents of their universities has many bene- wealth Universities, the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie, the Associacao support of the African Association of Universities, as well as international asso- about 30,000 PhD’s from Sub Saharan countries now located in the developed fits. By connecting scholars from all parts of Africa both between countries, and de Universidades de Lingua Portugueas and the International Association of Uni- ciations of anglophone, francophone and lusophone universities from around world. in many cases within countries, there will be a powerful force that crosses many versities all have many African university members and they have been extremely the world. of the world’s cultural and geographic boundaries. These boundaries mirror the encouraging. Mohamed Hassan of the Third World Academy of Sciences and cultural diversity of the globe. But this network, by addressing the MDG’s, would also of the Network of African Science Academies has been a persistent and ar- be one that would cross discipline boundaries to deal with problems faced in “What this proposal will do, by allowing the universities dent supporter of this tool for building African capacity in the Knowledge World. Africa. None of the topics mentioned by Murenzi or the MDG’s can be addressed to set their own agenda is to recruit the quality faculty within one discipline. This proposal would lead to interdisciplinary teams of ex- The African Union has clearly stated that “Higher education has been hard hit they need to enhance their own ability to create or cellence. These teams would function within each institution and in consortia of by the endemic phenomenon of brain drain, which deprives the continent of its institutions. Each occupant of a chair would be an employee of the university and reinforce excellence.” finest intellectuals”. President Jean Ping and Commissioner JP Ezin have given would function as a leader within and beyond the institution. And each would their support. In addition there are a number of individual ministers from several have a cross appointment to a university in the developed world with adequate This proposal calls on universities to set their own plans and priorities, and African countries who have expressed deep interest in this idea and look forward support to spend up to one month there each year. This proposal is supported goes a long way to empowering them to determine which of the many MDG to its implementation. And then of course university presidents; vice-chancellors by a steering committee from many parts of the world. issues they can best address. In particular, it reinforces their autonomy and and rectors of many universities in Africa have expressed there deep interest in self-determination. They must establish what they can most effectively do to the proposal. These range from South Africa, to Zimbabwe, to Mozambique, to The idea has been considered by a wide cross section of people and institutions. help their countries meet the MDG’s by building nodes of excellence. These Uganda, to Rwanda, to Mauritius, to Ghana, to Angola to Morocco and many There is very wide support in Africa for the start of this idea and an understanding nodes will be the hot beds that prepare the next generation of students to be others. And to top off the African interest, former UN Secretary General Kofi An- of the significance. Donald Kaberuka, the president of the African Development teachers, professionals and researchers that are so desperately needed. nan has said “The suggested concept is a timely and very worthy initiative and Bank is an enthusiastic supporter. He stated, “Your initiative is an outstanding There are many efforts by developed countries to help build partnerships as part I would be pleased to lend my support towards strengthening African faculties contribution to the ongoing discussions on the need to find innovative ways to of their “aid.” Partnerships are an important element in strengthening the local and reversing the continent’s brain drain.” capacity. But as many of our correspondents have reminded us, partnership

24 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 25 Many say this is the right idea for the right time. The example of the Canada documented that this was the world’s best organization of its kind and free Research Chairs, as well as a new program in South Africa and a pilot pro- of political influence in its decisions. This would have senior representatives gram by the International Development Research Center (IDRC) show that the on it, including funders, a significant number from Africa itself, and interested concept will work and will deliver outstanding results. Brazil is developing a foundations. There is strong support from many correspondents for this ap- similar program for the Amazonian region and similar approaches are being proach, providing accountability and transparency. This proposal has a built implemented in Russia and in Israel. The proposed model is known to work. in assessment mechanism. The chair holders and their presidents would meet on a regular basis, perhaps annually, as well as provide comprehensive annual The proposal is to create and fund 1,000 chairs at $100,000 per year for five reports on their progress towards the Millennium Development Goals. Near the years. This would be an investment of $100m per year or $500m for five years. end of the first five years there would be a comprehensive, independent review The initial program would be committed for five years. Renewal would depend to determine whether the objectives were being met and how the program entirely on assessed results. Some of the funds could be used to support limi- could be improved if there was to be a follow up. ted amounts of equipment such as access to the internet. The process would most effectively be managed by a new international foundation established Many correspondents are enthusiastic about this proposal representing as it for the purpose. In Canada, the Canada Foundation for Innovation, while fun- does a “surge.” A “surge” that would move Africa to a new place for the 21st ded by the federal government, was operated and managed by an indepen- century, enabling it to enter many more partnerships much more effectively for dent foundation set up for the purpose. A recent review after its first 10 years, both present and future generations.

David Strangway, son of medical missionaries, grew up in Angola. He atten- ded high school in Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. He was the president of the Canada Foundation for Innovation for its initial six years. During this time the Canada Research Chairs were created funding 2,000 IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament new positions at Canadian universities. He is the principal architect of the proposal to develop 1,000 chairs for African universities. David Strangway Education, Conflict Resolution David holds 12 honorary degrees and has received recognition from Japan, Korea, Strangway Australia, China, Mexico and the United States. and Peace

26 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolution and Peace Commission Activities 2008-2011

Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, PhD, Chair - Sister Francesca sees the work of well as individuals and organizations as diverse as Economists Against the Commission Chair: Sister Francesca Onley Randy Rydell, PhD, Senior Political Affairs Officer in the Office of Sergio Duarte, this Commission as a natural extension of the University’s mission to promote Arms Race in New York City and the Bwafwano Orphanage Centre in Kasama, the High Representative, UNODA. the dignity of the individual and the oneness of the human family. Zambia. IAUP Executive Committee Meetings May 2009: Alexandria, Egypt May 2010: Holy Family University, Philadelphia, PA, USA Presentations by L. This Commission was established in 1990 under the sponsorship of the Inter- The Commission has developed and embarked on a multitude of projects that October 2009: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Eudora Pettigrew, PhD, Former IAUP/UN Commission Chair; IAUP Executive national Association of University Presidents in conjunction with the United continue today. These include the development of course modules in disar- June 2010: Tokyo, Japan Committee Member and Commission member; Christa Tinari, MA, Founder Nations Center for Disarmament Affairs. Its overall mission is based on three mament education, conflict resolution, and peace introduced at universities January 2011: Casablanca, Morocco and Director of Peace Praxis Training and Consulting and Creator of The Pea- major objectives: to promote peace in our global society; to promote a more in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and countries in the Far East. These ceful Schools Institute, PA. equal distribution of wealth and social conditions; and to promote tolerance, modules are taught to potential teachers, security officers, and undergraduate WISE – World Innovation Summit for Education, Doha, Qatar mutual understanding, and respect. Membership consists of representatives and graduate students. November 2009 November 2010: Institute of International Education, New York, NY, USA from colleges and universities spanning every continent except Antarctica as December 2010 Presentations by John Ennis, MS, Chief of the Information and Outreach Modules have been translated into languages of the countries in which they are Branch, UNODA, NY; Joseph Gerson, PhD, Director of Programs, National Di- taught, and courses have been and continue to be taught to more than 3,000 Commission meetings sarmament Coordinator, American Friends Service Committee, New England. students around the world. The Commission has sponsored conferences and workshops around the globe. The Commission’s activities have been reported December 2008: UN Headquarters, New York, NY, USA Presentations by Ni- Commission submits proposal for UNESCO grant in national newspapers and have received coverage in newspapers devoted to colette DeVille Christensen, MBA, PhD, Vice President and Executive Director higher education. of the Center for Education Abroad at Arcadia University, Glenside, PA; Da- February 2010: The Commission in conjunction with the IAUP submitted a pro- niel Prins, Chief of the Conventional Arms Branch, UNODA; Linda Bishai, PhD, posal to UNESCO for possible funding entitled “Bridging the Technology Gap: Senior Program Officer, Education and Training Center/International, United Bringing TeacherMates to Tanzania.” States Institute for Peace, Washington, DC; and Elizabeth Ruth Kempe, Inter- national Secretary for the Institute of International Peace Studies and Global July 2010: Two required letters of support were obtained from Professor Eli- Philosophy, Bermuda. zabeth Kiondo, Secretary-General, UNESCO National Commission of the Uni- From Left to right: Mr. Michael Pocalyko, Managing Director and CEO, ted Republic of Tanzania and Ambassador Mario Chacón, Secretary General, Monticello Capital and Commission member; Dr. Joseph Gerson, PhD, Di- May 2009: Teleconference Presentations by Ibrahim A. Sidibe, PhD, UNESCO UNESCO National Commission of Mexico. rector of Programs, National Disarmament Coordinator, American Friends Representative in Sudan; Andrew Whitley, MA, Director of the UN Relief and Service Committee, New England Region; Dr. Andrew Murray, Senior Fe- Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East – NY Office; and Michael November 2010: Confirmation was received from the Participation Programme llow at the Baker Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Juniata College Cassandra, Chief, Information and Outreach Branch, UNODA. and Fellowships Section, External Relations and Information Sector, UNESCO, and Commission member; Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, PhD, Chair of Paris, France that all documents were in order for consideration for approval the IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolution December 2009: Manhattan College, New York, NY, USA Presentations by An- and funding. and Peace. drew Murray, PhD, retired Director of the Baker Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies; Mary Ellen Kramer, Darfur Peace and Development Organization; and

28 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 29 Miscellaneous events

November 2008: 2008 Active Global Citizenship Conference, Lock Haven Uni- versity, Lock Haven, PA, USA Sister Francesca - keynote speaker.

July 2009: Spotlight on IAUP Website Commission Member Karl Grossman’s article, “No Peaceful Nuclear Power.”

March 2011: In My Lifetime, Documentary Film Screening, Institute of Interna- tional Education, New York, NY, USA The Commission and UNODA co-hosted the NY premier screening of In My Lifetime. The event was led by Sergio Duarte, High Representative, UNODA and Robert E. Frye, Film Director and Producer. Honored guests included UN Ambassadors, representatives of UN Ambassadors, members of the UN Se- cretariat and NGO representatives.

IAUP World Innovation Summit for Education Sister Francesca Onley (WISE)

30 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 Another major announcement, made by Her Highness Sheikha Mozah bint WISE Institute for Education Leadership IAUP and WISE Nasser Al Missned, chair of the Qatar Foundation, concerned the creation of At WISE 2009, the Qatar Foundation endorsed and funded a proposal from a new WISE Prize for Education with an award of $500,000 US. The prize is IAUP and the Institute for International Education (IIE) to create the WISE Ins- intended to help remedy the lack of recognition for education among the Nobel titute for Educational Leadership. The inaugural workshop was held in Doha, World Innovation Summit for Education prizes. Nominations for the inaugural WISE Prize for Education will be accepted Qatar from October 18-22, 2010. from February 1st to April 30th. The prize will be awarded at the WISE Summit 2011. The Institute was conceived by the IIE and IAUP as a mechanism for provi- ding new university leaders with the information, insight and encouragement to Since 2009, the International Association of University Presidents has served WISE 2010 assembled more than one thousand thought and opinion leaders “The WISE Institute for Education Leadership seeks to implement into practice the innovative spirit and intent of WISE. Meetings of as an official partner of the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Com- across all sectors of education and from every corner of the world. Meeting the Institute would develop the administrative skill set of new presidents, vice munity Development. A major initiative of the Qatar Foundation is the World in Doha for three days, December 7 – 9, 2010, the second annual WISE event develop and enhance the understanding and skills chancellors, and rectors, and serve as an enabling environment for institutional Innovation Forum for Education (WISE) and related programs. WISE is sup- focused on “improving existing educational structures and exploring innovative necessary for the next generation of the world’s change and improvement. ported by a network of five dedicated partners and international institutions trends” through plenary and breakout sessions, as well as a variety of “spot- involved in major education issues: Association of Commonwealth Universities light” sessions, hands on workshops, and demonstrations. education leaders.” (ACU), Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF), Institute of International Education (IIE), RAND Corporation, and IAUP. The IAUP participated in WISE as a privileged academic partner, along with the Following the closing plenary, more than forty higher education chief execu- Institute for International Education (IIE), The Association of Commonwealth tives met at WISE during a special session only open to IAUP members and WISE 2009 was a unique global event whose ambition was to create a new Universities (ACU), Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) The Rand invitees. Discussion ranged from suggestions for planning WISE 2011 (sche- international multi-disciplinary platform to shape education models of the 21st Corporation, and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or- duled for November 1 – 3, 2011) to details for the XVI IAUP Triennial Conferen- century. Opinion leaders and decision makers from around the world came ganization (UNESCO), helping to choose conference themes, speakers, and ce in New York City. The IAUP leadership also reported on the critical role of together in Doha on November 16 to 18, 2009 with education experts to share invitees. IAUP President Elect J. Michael Adams also served as moderator for the organization in creating the WISE Institute for Education Leadership and in their visions and actions through open and insightful discussions. a session on “Education and Reconciliation,” which explored the significance launching the new United Nations Academic Impact Initiative. educational institutions in post-conflict societies. Also representing IAUP at the summit were Dr. Barham Madaín Ayub, President Information was also provided by the IAUP Secretary General on the recently of IAUP, former Rector of the University of Viña del Mar, Dr. Heitor Gurgulino At the close of the summit, the Qatar Foundation announced the six recipients concluded Conference of the North East Asia Council of the IAUP, hosted by de Souza, IAUP Secretary-General, Prof. Ingrid Moses, past President of IAUP of the WISE Award Laureates, selected from among several hundred applica- the Zhejiang Gongshang University, in Hangzhou, China (November 26-29, and of , Dr. Sven Caspersen, past President tions from around the world for their accomplishments in creating innovative, 2010) and on the IAUP Executive Committee Meeting, held in Casablanca, on of IAUP, Dr. J. Michael Adams, President of Fairleigh Dickinson University and replicable, and sustainable educational initiatives. IAUP President Barham Ma- January 15-18, 2011 hosted by President Mohammed Barkauoi and Vice-Pre- President-Elect of IAUP, and Dr. Richard Bronson, Executive Assistant to the daín Ayub (Chile) and IAUP President Emeritus Ingrid Moses (Australia) were sident Jaafar Khalid Naciri, of the Université Hassan II, in Morocco. President and Secretary-General-Elect of IAUP. Prof. Moses also served as a both included on the 15-member panel that selected award finalists. moderator of a break-out session.

32 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 33 A pilot program for the proposed Institute was organized by Dr. Allan Good- the challenges facing their own institutions. Facilitators included experienced man, President of IIE, and Dr. J. Michael Adams, President-Elect of IAUP and university presidents, rectors, and vice chancellors from around the world, in- President of Fairleigh Dickinson University, and presented with the assistance cluding IAUP leaders Mohammed Barkaoui (Morocco), Ingrid Moses (Austalia), of members of the IIE and IAUP staff in Doha, Qatar, in October 2010. Kakha Shengelia (Georgia), Dr. Elizabeth Davis-Russell (Liberia), and Deno Cu- rris, Jason Scorza and Michael Adams (USA). The WISE Education Leadership Institute works to prepare the next generation of global education leaders for the challenges that lie ahead. The Institute aims Dr. Michael Adams, President-elect of the International Association of Universi- to provide the information, insight and encouragement to implement into prac- ty Presidents and President of Fairleigh Dickinson University, said: “The WISE tice the innovative spirit and intent of WISE. The seminars develop the admi- Institute for Education Leadership seeks to develop and enhance the unders- nistrative skill set of new administrators and serve as an enabling environment tanding and skills necessary for the next generation of the world’s education for change and improvement. Thus, the WISE Education Leadership Institute leaders.” provides experience-based training through case studies, expert speakers and role-playing exercises, focused on top-level decision-making; strategic goal- The Qatar Foundation has endorsed the idea of offering the program every year setting; governments and governance; and the role of the university and its and IAUP looks forward to continuing its role with WISE and expanding the students in world society. WISE Program on Education Leadership.

Participating new university presidents, rectors, and vice chancellors came from India, Pakistan, Palestine, Iraq, Sudan, Ghana, Egypt, Colombia, and Bangladesh. Participants in the pilot program were either self-nominated or nominated by a fellow higher education leader; in either case, the nominee needed to demonstrate a significant record of achievement in higher educa- tion, serving as president, chancellor, or head of a tertiary education institution in the developing world for less than two full years. Participants were screened by the IIE and IAUP and selected in collaboration with the Qatar Foundation. IAUP Academic Impact, Facilitators in the pilot program were sitting or recently retired university pre- sidents, and other higher education leaders, from diverse institutional and na- Beyond the Glass Ceiling, tional backgrounds. Facilitators were expected to serve as both presenters and mentors, providing insights into the challenges of university leadership by drawing upon their personal experiences and providing informal guidance to ACADEME Journal participants as they work to develop their own leadership skills and confront

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IAUP is the lead organization working directly with the United Nations to create From 2008-2010, Michael Adams, Richard Bronson and Jason Scorza wor- The second conference on “Beyond The Glass Ceiling: Women Rectors Across improve the inclusion of women at this level. The conference aimed to achieve UNAI, the United Nations Academic Impact, www.AcademicImpact.org. ked on behalf of IAUP to assist the United Nations in formalizing the concept Europe, Women and Leadership In Higher Education” was organised by ITU these objectives through the analysis and comparison of different international and encouraging other universities to join. The formal launch of Academic (Istanbul Technical University) and IAUP in Istanbul on 12-14 April 2010. It practices and policies. One other goal of the conference was to attract the Academic Impact is a global initiative that aligns institutions of higher educa- Impact took place at a two-day conference in New York City, November 18-19, was supported by EUA (European University Assosication). The chair of the attention of members of such higher educational instutions as EUA, IAUP, IAU tion with the United Nations in actively supporting ten universally accepted 2010, highlighted by opening addresses from United Secretary-General Ban organizing committee of the conference was Prof. Dr. Gülsün Saglamer who (International Association of Universities), SEFI (European Society for Enginee- principles in the areas of human rights, literacy, sustainability and conflict reso- Ki-moon and IAUP representative Michael Adams, President of Fairleigh Dic- is the former rector of Istanbul Technical University. The scientific committee ring Education) and CMU (Community Mediterranean Universities) to women’s lution. The Academic Impact also asks each participating college or university kinson University. The Academic Impact launch culminated with “Sounds of members were: Christina Ullenius, Helena Nazaré, Krista Varantola, Mine G. representation problems in administration and ask their support and help to to actively demonstrate support of at least one of those principles each year. Heaven,” an inaugural concert performed by the Asia-Pacific United Orchestra. Tan, Margaret Wintermantel. The Turkish prime ministery was the sponsor of create networks and platforms of collaboration regarding these objectives. Currently there are more than 600 universities worldwide who belong to UNAI the whole event. First introduced as a concept at the XIV IAUP Triennial in Thailand in 2005, Aca- and growing. During the confence in two plenary sessions, four keynote speakers set the demic Impact was presented to the XV Triennial in Chile in 2008 by Ramu Da- Women academics’ under-representation at top levels of administration in uni- scene: M. Helena Nazare (Vice President, EUA), Liu Jinan (President of Commu- modaran, Chief, Civil Society Service, Outreach Division, of the United Nations IAUP agreed to host the UNAI website, which is housed at Fairleigh Dickin- versities is undoubtedly a serious problem across the world. The first conferen- nication University of China), Ingrid Moses (Chancellor of University of Canbe- as a concept and potential founding project of IAUP. In 2008, IAUP formally son University. The site was designed by the University’s webmaster, William ce on “Women Academics Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Women Rectors across rra), and Yesim Arat (Vice Rector, Bogazici University). In four parallel sessions endorsed the concept and encouraged its membership to actively participate. Kennedy. IAUP members Heitor Gurgulino de Souza, Alvaro Romo de la Rosa, Europe” was also organized by ITU in Istanbul on 11 November 2008. The ob- 28 presentations were made by the women rectors and vice rectors to share Joseph Jabbra, and Keith Miller were instrumental in arranging for translations jectives of the second conference were to examine the position and the expe- their experiences. Conclusions of the conference were summarized under two of the English version of the website into Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic and riences of women in higher education administration and discuss strategies to headings: Women Leadership in HE and Ways to Improvement. For detailed Chinese, respectively. IAUP assisted the United Nations in communicating with information please see the web page www.beyondtheglassceiling2010.com. and recruiting other higher education organizations to join as partners for UNAI. Currently, there are more than 40 such organizations on the partner list.

Michael Gülsün Adams Saglamer

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Since September 2008, Dr. Pornchai Mongkhonvanit, President Emeritus of It looks at the positive aspects of leadership but does not hesitate to raise IAUP, has published the ACADEME: Academic Journal of Leadership and Ma- questions about new aspects either. Since Higher Education is multidiscipli- nagement in Higher Education. This biannual Journal seeks to foster exchan- nary in nature, ACADEME welcomes and supports contributions from a ran- ges among practitioners, policy makers and scholars and to provide a sympo- ge of disciplines, including History, Psychology, Political Science, Sociology, sium to comment on Leadership and Management in Higher Education. The Anthropology, Philosophy and Administrative and Organizational Theory, and Academe Journal is available to download at the IAUP website: www.iaup.org from a broad spectrum of methodologies inclusive of quantitative and qualita- tive approaches, documentary analysis, action research and conceptual deve- Among issues dealt with in ACADEME are governance, organizational culture, lopment. institutional management, change and change management, strategic plan- ning, transformational leadership skills and styles as practiced and made a College and university leaders, system administrators, faculty leaders, consul- difference in the arena of colleges and universities on a worldwide basis. It tants, facilitators, educational researchers, staff developer and stakeholders of examines why some people are effective leaders. It looks at how men and all kinds will find this journal an indispensable resource for understanding of women, older and younger faculty members, students, parents, alumni and Leadership and Management in higher education. community leaders are stakeholders that experience and react to leadership and management differently.

IAUP Executive Committee Meetings Pornchai Mongkhonvanit

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The Executive Committee is chaired by the President of the Association or, Alexandria, Egypt IAUP Executive Committee and Council of Senior Advi- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil IAUP Executive Committee Meeting and Latin Executive Committee Meeting and Council of Senior Advisors Meeting in in his absence, by a Vice-President, nominated by the President. It assists, sors Meeting, May 7-10, 2009 American Seminar, October 18-21, 2009 Tokyo, Japan, June 19-21, 2010 advises and supports the President of the Association, and is the main forum The Executive Committee Meeting was held in Helnan Palestine Hotel. Mr. Enan The IAUP Executive Committee Meeting and Latin American Seminar were held The Executive Committee and Council of Senior Advisors Meeting of the IAUP for discussing and determining the IAUP’s structure, and its policies and stra- Galaly, member of the IAUP Council of Senior Advisors, generously hosted the in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at the SOFITEL Hotel on October 18-21. Professor Pau- was held in Tokyo, Japan, hosted by President Toyoshi Satow of the J.F. Oberlin tegies, both internally and externally. meeting on the historical bay of Alexandria. Highlights for the meeting were: lo Alcantara Gomes, Rector of Universidade Castelo Branco, in Rio de Janeiro University and President Ichiro Tanioka of the Osaka University of Commerce, Universities for Africa and LDCs, Alliance of Civilizations, the Academic Impact organized a fascinating IAUP Latin American Seminar on “Universities and In- at the Hotel Nikko Tokyo. IAUP representatives met with the Presidents of the The Executive Committee: Project, and the IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict novation”, which was presented at the Centro de Technologia at the Campus of Universities of Kyoto, Waseda, Meiji, Kyushu, with Ambassador Koichiro Mat- Resolution and Peace. The WISE Conference for the Qatar Foundation and the Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) - Cidade Universitaria. It was attended by 50 participants suura, former Director General of UNESCO and representatives from the G30 • Issues policy and position statements on behalf of the association. Higher Colleges of Technology for the United Arab Emirates were also discus- from industry, NGO’s and other Brazilian Universities. The participants visited PROJECT to discuss internationalization through Higher Education. A special • Approves the Association’s annual budget, as well as its audited annual sed. The two main themes for the Seminar were Higher Education in Africa: some small companies in the Technology Park of the University and also the big discussion with Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, Ambassador Mitoji accounts, which include the endowment fund. Progresses and Challenges; and H.E. in the Arab World - Quality Assurance. and unique Oceanic Laboratory used by Petrobras for ships and platforms for Yabunaka, was also held along with a separate visit with Former Prime Minister oil exploration. Carlos Alberto Serpa de Oliveira, President of Fundacao Ces- Yasuo Fukuda. • Formulates the bylaws to this Charter on any matter which it considers granrio, provided hospitable support to all members that attended the meeting. necessary and, in particular, for membership accreditation categories, criteria and fees as well as the granting of awards.

• Considers and settles the categories of membership of IAUP and their accreditation, determines the conditions for the granting of Awards on behalf of IAUP.

• Submits a proposal to the General Assembly, on candidates for the posts of Officers-Elect of the Association, and approves in this process, the composition of the Search Committee for President-Elect, on a proposal from the Association’s President.

• Approves the conference theme and program, the date and venue of IAUP Triennial Conferences.

• Approves the outline and structure of the Association’s annual report.

• Advises the Presidency on the Association’s regional divisions and organization.

40 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 41 Executive Committee Meeting in Casablanca, Morocco, January 16-17, 2011 The Executive Committee of the IAUP was held in Casablanca, Morocco, hos- ted by Former President Mohammed Barkaoui and President Khalid Naciri of the University Hassan II, at the Hotel Hyatt Regency. A Conference on “Research in African Universities: Its Results and Impact in the Development of the Conti- nent” was presented by Mr. Domingos da Silva Neto and Eurico Josué Ngunga, from the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology of Angola, on behalf of HE Dr. João Sebastião Teta, the State Secretary of Science and Tech- nology of Angola. They focused on Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) and their importance for the sustainable development of Africa. Dr. David Stran- gway gave an update and motivating presentation on his proposal for Acade- mic Chairs for Africa. Mr. Ahmed El Hattab, Director of Sciences of the Ministry of National Education, Higher Education, Professional Training and Scientific Research of Morocco spoke on “Research and Innovation in Morocco”.

IAUP XV Triennial Conference Viña del Mar, Chile

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The XV Triennial Conference was held in Viña del Mar, Chile from September 29 Plenary Sessions Committee of IAUP, Canada; Dr. Ramu Damodaran, Chief, Civil Society Service, Ou- Miller, President Lock Haven University, USA; Dr. Michael Adams, President Fairleigh October 2, 2008. It was hosted by former Rector Barham Madaín Ayub (IAUP The Challenge of Educating Universal Citizens treach Division of UN/DPI; Mr. Pedro Pablo Edmunds Paoa, Mayor of Easter Island, Dickinson University, USA President 2008-2011), Universidad de Viña del Mar and Rector José Rodríguez Chair: Rector Barham Madaín Ayub, Universidad de Viña del Mar, Chile Chile (IAUP Treasurer 2008-2011), Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María. Mr. Speaker: Dr. Fidel Ramos, Former President of the Philippines Universities and Technology: Models and Experiences of Innovation in the Education Process Ramu Damodaran, Deputy Director for Partnerships and Public Engagement, Parallel Sessions Qualities of the Complete Universal Citizen Chair: Dr. Edward Guiliano, President, New York Institute of Technology, USA Outreach Division, Department of Public Information, United Nations, gave the Universal Village. Illusion or Reality Chair: Dr. José Rodríguez, Rector, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile. Chair: Dr. Sven Caspersen, Former President of IAUP Speakers: Dr. Katzumi Matsushige, Vice President, , Japan; Dr. Renato inauguration speech. Over 200 participants from 34 countries around the world Speakers: Dr. Friedrich Faulhammer, General Director, Federal Ministry of Science and Speakers: Dr. Heinrik Toft Jensen, Rector, Roskilde Universitetscenter, Denmark; Dr. Amaro Zangaro, Pro-Rector UNIVAP, Brazil; María Cristina Lazo Vergara, Executive Di- gathered to attend the event. Research, Austria; Dr. Andy Cooley, Senior Vice President for Marketing, SunGard Hig- Fernando León García, Chancellor, City University of Seattle, USA; Dr. Lee Gorsuch, rector, Agencia de Cooperación Internacional, Chile; Anthony J. Catanese, President, her Education, USA President, City University of Seattle, USA; Dr. William Graves, Vice-President to Acade- Florida Institute of Technology, USA mic Strategy, SunGard Higher Education, USA; Louis Agnese, President, University of The University’s Role in Sustainable Development and World Peace the Incarnate Word, USA Chair: Dr. Heitor Gurgulino de Souza, Secretary-General Elect IAUP, Brazil Speakers: Dr. Ronaldo Mota, National Secretary for Higher Education, Brazil; Dr. Federico Academic Logic in the Digital Era: How to Reduce the Gap and Bring Cultures Closer Mayor, Ex Director General de UNESCO, Spain (via Video Conference) Together Chair: Dr. Jeff van der Perre, Former Secretary-General of IAUP Round Tables Speakers: Dr. José María Antón, Secretary General, Virtual Educa, Spain; Dr. Fernando University Student’s View Moreira, Executive Director, Virtual Educa, UNIVAP, Brazil; Dr. Ronan Stephan, Rector, Chair: Dr. Janjira Wongkhomthong, President, Christian University of Thailand University of Technology of Compiegne, France; Héctor Casanueva, Vice-Rector and Speakers: Miss Xue Yan Wang, Graduate student at the Institute of International Rela- Academic Universidad Miguel de Cervantes, Chile tions, Universidad de Viña del Mar (UVM); Mrs. María Loreto Eyzaguirre, Lawyer, Mem- ber of the Circle of International Studies, Chile; Mr. Cristián Riquelme, Graduate student Competence Accreditation, Flexibility and Mobility: Need for Improvements and Mo- at the Institute of , UVM; Mr. Ryan T. Snow, Participant, Student dernization Exchange Program, UVM Chair: Baron Guido Declercq, Member of IAUP Council of Senior Advisors Speakers: Dr. Ingrid Moses, Chancellor University of Canberra, Australia; Dr. Alvaro Women’s Access to Higher Education Romo de la Rosa, Ex-Secretary-General of IAUP, Associate Vice President, Hispanic Chair: Dr. James MacWha, President, , Australia Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU), Mexico; William J. Brunstein, Univer- Speakers: Dr. Ingrid Moses, Chancellor, University of Canberra, Australia; Mrs. Paulina sity of Illinois, USA Urrutia, Minister of Culture, Chile; Dr. Ameliou Benítez, President, Philippines Women’s University, President, National Council of Women, Philippines Values and Principles that Should Guide the Formation of Future Leaders Chair: Dr. Carlos Alberto Serpa de Oliveira, President of GESZANRIO Foundation, Brazil Intercultural University: Experiences and Challenges Speakers: Dr. Jan de Groof, President, European Association for Education Law and Chair: Dr. Susie Kim, President Seoul Cyber University, South Korea Policy, Professor, College of Europe (Bruges) and TIAS (University of Tilburg, the Nether- Speakers: Dr. David Stangway, President, Quest University, Member of the Executive lands); Dr. João Sebastião Teta, Rector, Agostinho Neto University, Angola; Dr. Keith

44 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 IAUP Triennial Report 2008 - 2011 45 The Influence and Specific Demands of Business in University Education Member, China; Dr. Mirta Barreiro, Executive Director of the Rotary Center for Interna- Chair: Dr. Constantine Curris, President AASCU, USA tional Studies, Universidad del Salvador, ; Dr. Nicolette DeVille Christensen, Speakers: Dr. Glenn Goerke, Former President, University of Houston, USA; Dr. Pablo Vice president of the Center for Education Abroad, Arcadia University, USA Alcantara Gomes, Rector, Universidade Castelo Branco, Former President, Council of Rectors of Brazilian Universities, Brazil; Cristián Cox, Director, Center for Interdiscipli- Expansion of Universities and Fair Access to Higher Education nary Education, Pontifícia Universidad Católica de Chile; Roberto Méndez, Entrepre- Chair: Dr. Donald Gerth, Former President, IAUP neur, Chile Speakers: Dr. Eberhard Becker, Rector, University of Dortmund, Germany; Dr. Edward Guiliano, President, New York Institute of Technology, USA; Dianne F. Harrison, Presi- The New World Scenery: The Nation’s Internal Regions and the University dent, California State University, Monterrey Bay, USA; Mildred Garcia, President, Cali- Speakers: Dr. Wang Guo-An, Director, International Affairs Office Zhejiang Gonshang fornia State University, Dominguez Hill, USA University, China; Mr. Luis Guastavino, Regional Director of the Under Secretary of Re- gional Development, Chile; Dr. Mohammed Barkaqui, Rector Universidad Hassan II, University Governance and Funding: Challenges, Opportunities and Threats Morocco; Dr. Taisir Mahmudo Karim, Rector, State University of Mato Grosso, Brazil; Chair: Dr. Antonio Leaño Reyes, Rector, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, México Dr. Jocinede Macedo, State University of Mato Grosso, Brazil Speakers: Dr. Gabriel García, Secretary General, Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, ; Dr. José Escamilla, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey Universidad Virtual, Role of the University in a New World Scenery Mexico; Dr. José Rodríguez, Rector, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile Chair: Dr. Henrik Toft Jensen, Rector Roskilde University, Denmark Speakers: Dr. Lloyd Benjamin, President, Indiana State University, USA; Dr. Wom-Ho Kim, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, President of Latin American Studies Council of Asia and Oceania (CELAO); Dr. Alberto Sepúlveda, Director, Institute of International Relations (IRI), Universidad de Viña del Mar, Chile

Contribution of NGO’s to the Education of the Universal Citizen Chair: Dr. Eudora Pettigrew, Former SUNY at Old Westbury, USA Speakers: Dr. Jorge Rojas Zegers, IAUP Regional Representative of Latin America and Caribbean, President of COANIQUEM, Chile; Dr. Sven Caspersen, Former Rector of Aalborg University, Denmark; Dr. Carmen Lamagna, Vice Chancellor of American Inter- national University, Bangladesh IAUP Leadership

What Kind of Education could Universities Provide to Help Students Gain a Global Pers- pective and Thus Work for Peace Chair: Dr. Michael Adams, President Fairleigh Dickinson University, USA Speakers: Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, President, Holy Family University, USA; Dr. Chen Shuping, President Guizhou University and IAUP Executive Committee

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Barham Heitor José Michael Richard Carmen Madaín Gurgulino Rodríguez Adams Bronson Lamagna President Secretary General Treasurer President-Elect Secretary General-Elect Treasurer-Elect Chile Brazil Chile U.S.A. U.S.A. Bangladesh

Barham Madaín Ayub is the founder and former Heitor Gurgulino de Souza is the Former Rector of José Rodríguez has been a professor of Electronics J. Michael Adams is President-elect of IAUP and Richard Bronson was approved by the General Under her guidance, the American International president of the University of Viña del Mar, Chile. the United Nations University (1987-1997), in Japan Engineering at Universidad Técnica Federico San- President of Fairleigh Dickinson University. For the Assembly at the XV Triennial in Chile as Secretary- University-Bangladesh has earned eminences as a He is a recognized civil engineer specializing in ear- and was Special Advisor to the Director General ta María (UTFSM) since 1977. He has held several past three years, he has represented IAUP in a lea- General-elect of IAUP. He is currently at Fairleigh higher seat of quality education in Bangladesh and thquake engineering from the Catholic University of of UNESCO in Paris, until 1999. He was also the administrative positions, including Director of the dership role at various international gatherings. He Dickinson University, New Jersey, USA, where he is abroad within a short period of its establishment in Chile. He has been a university professor and the Vice-President (1999-2002) and Secretary Gene- UTFSM Electronics Department. In 2004, he was worked with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Professor of Mathematics. He has been Chair of the 1995. With her leadership, the University has been director and project chief of engineering, with spe- ral (2008-2011) of IAUP. In 1959, he was Professor named Academic Vice-Rector, and in 2006 he be- to mount the United Nations Academic Impact and Department of Mathematics and Computer Scien- awarded national and international recognition in ciality in structural design of buildings and urban, of Physics at UNESP in São Paulo, Brazil. From came Rector of the institution. Dr. Rodríguez has agreed to develop the website for this initiative ce before becoming Acting Dean of the College of various fields. The University is an active member public and sanitary infrastructures. He has been 1962-69, he helped organize a large program for been recognized for his creativity and innovation in and house it at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Dr. Science and Engineering and Interim Provost of the of the UN Academic Impact and Global University a member and the Vice President of the Chilean S&T development for Latin America at the Scientific his field of research, and today he is considered one Adams worked closely with Under-Secretary-Gene- Metropolitan Campus. Currently, he is the Director Network for Innovation (GUNI). Dr. Lamagna is cu- Chamber of Construction, Chair of the Valparaiso Department of OAS in Washington, USA. In 1970, of the most distinguished researchers in Chile. He ral Diarra to create the University for Africa program of Government Affairs and Senior Executive Assis- rrently an Executive Committee member and trea- Regional Chapter, Chair of the Social Assistance Heitor was the first Rector of the Federal University has authored more than 250 papers presented at and, along with colleagues at the World Bank, crea- tant to the President. He has been actively involved surer-elect (2011-2014) of the International Asso- Foundation and Board member of the Educational of São Carlos, São Paulo. From 1972-74, he was conferences and in magazines of his specialization. ted the REACHED proposal Regional Economic with J. Michael Adams in the creation of the United ciation of University Presidents and Deputy Board Corporation and the Foreign Investment Society. Director of the Department of University Affairs, Mi- In 2008 and 2009, Dr. Rodríguez received the “Best Accelerations Caused by Higher Education Deve- Nations Academic Impact initiative, the REACHED Member of the International Association of Uni- He was also the Vice President of the Inter-Ame- nistry of Education. He has also been the Director Paper Award” from two prestigious magazines that lopment. Dr. Adams represented IAUP as a core initiative with the World Bank, the Universities for versities (IAU). She is presently affiliated with the rican University Council for Economic and Social of CNPq, Brasilia from 1975-78 and from 1974-77, are part of the IEEE Society in the United States. partner for conceiving and developing the World Africa proposal at the United Nations, and the World Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific Development (IUCESD). he chaired the Inter-American Committee on S&T of Related to education management, he participated Innovative Summit on Educaion (WISE). He, along Innovative Summit in Education. Along with others, (AUAP) as an ex-oficio board member having ser- OAS. Professor Gurgulino is the author of articles in as a member of the Presidential Committee of Hig- with past IAUP President Sven Caspersen, led the he has worked successfully to obtain Charity status ved as the first female President for 2008 to 2010. the fields of physics, University Administration and her Education in 2008 and at present, he is a mem- effort to have IAUP recognized as a Charity orga- of IAUP in the United Kingdom. Dr. Bronson has Dr. Lamagna was one of the awardees in the 2006 on UN issues. ber of the Chilean Academy of Engineering. nization in the United Kingdom. He is responsible written eleven text books in mathematics is also the Presidential Award for Overseas Filipinos. She was for the creation of the IAUP International Education author of the political thriller Antispin. also one of the 75 alumni awardees in the Adamson Faculty Achievement Award. University Jubilee celebration on February 8, 2007.

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Vai Pan Álvaro Ichiro Michael Lauritz Joseph Iu Romo Tanioka Adams Holm-Nielsen Jabbra Vice President Vice President Vice President North American Council European Council Middle Eastern Council P.R. China U.S.A. Japan U.S.A. Denmark Lebanon

Prof. Dr. Vai Pan Iu was born in Macau. Prof Iu was Alvaro Romo has been Associate Vice President for Ichiro Tanioka is President at Osaka University of J. Michael Adams is President-elect of IAUP and Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen has been the Rector of Aar- Joseph G. Jabbra was born in Lebanon and re- the Dean of Faculty of Science and Technology be- Programs, Services and International Affairs of the Commerce(OUC) since 1997, the Chairman,Board President of Fairleigh Dickinson University. For the hus University (AU) since 2005. He is Vice-Chairman ceived his law degree from the Université Saint- fore he was appointed in 1999 as Rector of the Uni- Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities of Directors at Tanioka Gakuen Educational Foun- past three years, he has represented IAUP in a lea- of Universities Denmark, Board Member of the Eu- Joseph and his Ph.D. in political science from the versity of Macau. During his nine year Rectorship, (HACU). Dr. Romo has also been Vice President of dation since 2005. In 1983, he earned a Master of dership role at various international gatherings. He ropean University Association (EUA), and a mem- Catholic University of America, Washington, DC. Prof. Iu developed the University of Macau into a re- the International Association of University Presi- Public Administration from University of Southern worked with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon ber of the Danish Prime Minister’s Growth Forum. He assumed the presidency of Lebanese American gional international university. He was awarded the dents from 1999 to 2002 and from 2008 to 2011. California (USC). In 1989, he earned a doctoral de- to mount the United Nations Academic Impact and Furthermore Prof. Holm-Nielsen has been Member University on August 1, 2004. The Board of Trustees Medal of Distinguished Service by the Macao SAR He previously served as Secretary General for six gree in Criminology from USC. He started his career agreed to develop the website for this initiative and of OECD expert review team on higher education, of LAU recently renewed his tenure as president for Government in 2009 for his contribution to the hig- years, from 1987 to 1993 and again from 2005 to as Associate Professor in 1990 at OUC. He speciali- house it at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Dr. Adams Chairman of the Nordic University Association, a an additional four years in 2008, and has also done her education in Macau. Prof Iu’s research interests 2008. For over 20 years he was Director of Inter- zes in Criminology, Research Method, and Study of worked closely with Under-Secretary-General Dia- member of the Africa Commission, Board Member so for a third term effective October 1, 2012. include finite elements, nonlinear vibrations and national Programs at the Universidad Autónoma de Gambling. He is a member of International Society rra to create the University for Africa program and, of the Danish National Research Foundation, Rector Before joining LAU, Dr. Jabbra served as Acade- computational mechanics. with his research work Guadalajara. He also served as Dean of Graduate for Criminology (ISC). He started the Japanese Ge- along with colleagues at the World Bank, created of the Danish Research Academy, Vice-Chairman of mic Vice President at Loyola Marymount Universi- published in many refereed international journals. Studies of that institution for 17 years. From 1993 to neral Social Surveys (JGSS) project in cooperation the REACHED proposal Regional Economic Ac- the Danish Research Commission, Chairman of the ty in Los Angeles, CA from 1990 to 2004. Prior to Prof. Iu is a Fellow of the American Society of Civil 1998 he was Coordinator of International Programs with the Institute of Social Science, University of celerations Caused by Higher Education Deve- Danish Natural Science Research Council and the his tenure at LMU, he was the Vice President for Engineers and served as a board member of the In- of the University of Houston System. He has been Tokyo in 1999. And also he is the only professor lopment. Dr. Adams represented IAUP as a core Danish Council for Development Research. Lau- Academic and Research at St. Mary’s University in ternational Institute for Software Technology of the active for more than 35 years in the development who lectures on Gambling at universities in Japan. partner for conceiving and developing the World ritz B. Holm-Nielsen has a degree in botany from Halifax, Canada for over ten years. During his tenu- United Nations University, Vice-President and Pre- of international educational opportunities including He has acted as the Vice President of Internatio- Innovative Summit on Educaion (WISE). He, along AU (1971) and was Dean of the Faculty of Science re at LMU and SMU, Dr. Jabbra gained profound sident of the Association of Universities of Asia and mobility and exchange programs. He holds a doc- nal Association of University Presidents since July with past IAUP President Sven Caspersen, led the at AU (1976-79) before he became professor at P. experience in academic administration. He served the Pacific, and Vice-President of the International torate in education and three honorary doctorates: 1999. effort to have IAUP recognized as a Charity orga- Universidad Católica, Ecuador (1979-81). Lauritz B. on, and chaired, more than 100 academic commit- Association of University Presidents. one from Brazil, one from Russia and one from the nization n the United Kingdom. He is responsible Holm-Nielsen has spent 18 years working abroad, tees and boards, ranging from academic senates to United States. for the creation of the IAUP International Education 12 of these at the World Bank in Washington D.C. boards of trustees. Faculty Achievement Award. (1993-2005).

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Antonio James João Sebastião Janjira Lou Leaño Reyes McWha Teta Wongkhomthong Yuangong Latin American Council South Pacific Council African Council South East Asian Council North East Asian Council Mexico Australia Angola Thailand P.R. China

Antonio Leaño Reyes, Rector of the Universidad Au- Professor James McWha has been Vice-Chancellor João Sebastião Teta is President of IAUP African Asst. Prof. Dr. Janjira Wongkhomthong has served Professor Lou Yuangong is the President of Henan tónoma de Guadalajara graduated from the School and President of the University of Adelaide since Chapter (appointed by XV IAUP Triennial) and for- as Chair of South East Asia Council of IAUP sin- University. He was born in Yuan Yang County, He- of Business of UAG and he studied a Master’s de- 2002, having previously been Vice-Chancellor and mer Rector of University Agostinho Neto. Born 5 ce 2003. She has been the President of Christian nan Province in April, 1957 and is a PhD, doctoral gree in Administration from a joint program offered President of in New Zealand, December 1956, in Uíge, Angola, he is a Doctor in University of Thailand since 1991 and has been in- candidate supervisor. He is a committee member by the UAG and the University of Arizona. He recei- where he was also Chairman of the New Zealand Information Technology. He earned his PhD in IT En- volved in many roles for the development of both of the 11th CPPCC, Vice Chairman of China De- ved a certificate diploma in Public Administration at Vice-Chancellors’ Committee. He is a director of the gineering from the Faculty of Electrotechnics of the elementary and higher education of Thailand. mocratic League, Henan Provincial Committee, the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares in Spain and Group of Eight Ltd, the coalition of Australia’s lea- Academy of Mining and Metallurgy in Poland, 1991. Currently, she has been the Advisor to the Execu- consultant in Rural Area Issues for the 12th 5-Year another in Academic Administration Leadership by ding universities. He has played an important role His numerous positions include: Trainee Assistant tive Committee of the Association of Private Hig- Strategy, distinguished expert of Henan Province, the University of Houston, USA. Additionally he has in the development of quality assurance systems in and Assistant, Department of IT at the Technical her Education Institutions of Thailand, Member of Vice Director of China Food and Material Flow Re- participated in various courses and seminars dea- Australia and New Zealand, and recently completed University of Wroclaw between 1989-90; Assistant the Committee on Educational Area, the Office of searching and Training Center, Executive Director ling with Strategic Planning and Business Manage- a six year term as a director of the Australian Uni- Professor, 1992; Head of Operative Systems, Se- Educational Service Area 1, Nakhon Pathom and of China Marketing Association, Vice Chairman of ment. He is the founding president of the Mexican versities Quality Agency. Professor McWha is acti- mantic of Languages and Compilers, Database and Member of the Committee for Development of As- Henan Province Economics Society, Vice Chairman Association of Small Business Development Cen- vely involved in the higher education sector on an System Analysis, 1993; Dean, 1993; Associated sessment Systems for Basic Education, the Office of Henan Province Food Industry Association, Vice ters, and he has been in charge of various adminis- international level. He was Secretary-General of the Professor, 1995; Senior Professor, 2000, Faculty of of National Education Standards and Quality Assu- Chairman of Henan Province Administrative Control trative departments at UAG such as Director of Stu- International Association of University Presidents Engineering; Rector, 2002-2010, University Agos- rance (Public Organization). Due to her outstanding System Reform and Organization Administration dent Affairs, General Registrar, Director of Finance 2002–05, and is a serving member of the Council tinho Neto; Secretary of State for Science and Te- dedication to Thai Education, she is conferred Royal Research Society. Professor Lou, has specialized in and Vice-Rector of Finance. He has been counselor and Executive of the Association of Commonwealth chnology, 2010. Dr. Teta has publishd work on the Thai Decoration of the Knight Commander (Second the academic fields of National Food Security and of the Inter American Organization for Higher Edu- Universities. development strategy of engineering training in An- Class) of the Most Admirable Order of the Direkgu- Material Flow Administration. cation since 2006, Member of the IAUP Executive gola, and information society and its importance for nabhorn from the Office of His Majesty’s Principal Committee from 2005 and Chair of the IAUP Latin Angolan scientific development. Private Secretary. American Council since 2007.

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Paulo German Mohammed Eberhand Lloyd Heinz Alcantara Anzola Barkaoui Becker Benjamin Boyer Brazil Colombia Morocco Germany U.S.A. Austria

Retired Professor and former Rector of Federal Dr. Anzola is the current Rector of Universidad de Mohammed Barkaoui is the Former President of the Eberhard Becker, born in 1943, studied Mathe- Dr. Benjamin is currently President Emeritus at In- Heinz Boyer has been founder and President of University of Rio de Janeiro, Alcantara is currently Ciencias Aplicadas y Ambientales-U.D.C.A (the Casablanca Hassan II University, Morocco (2002- matics and Physics at the University of Hamburg, diana State University and Trustee Distinguished University of Applied Sciences Krems, Austria since President of the Technological Network (RedeTec) University of Applied and Environmental Sciences) 2010). He is the Past Director of “Ecole Supérieure Germany, from 1964 until 1970. From 1979 through Professor. Prior to this appointment, he served 1994. A graduate of the Vienna University of Econo- and Rector of Castelo Branco University, Education in Bogotá. Dr. Anzola has been awarded by the Co- de Technologie Casablanca” (1989-2002) and is cu- 2008, Eberhard Becker held the Chair of Algebra as the 10th President of Indiana State University mics and Business, Boyer’s career has been replete Council President- Rio de Janeiro. He is a board lombian Association for Biological Sciences with the rrently an Advisor of the University. at the Department of Mathematics at the University (2000-2008). with a great number of successful projects in tou- member of the Institute of Advanced Studies- Uni- First Place in Biochemistry and Physiology; he also Barkaoui received his Doctorate in Process Engi- of Dortmund, and he served as Rector of this uni- He also serves on the Board of the Indiana Hu- rism and education. ted Nations University and Member of IAUP Execu- received the Medal for Educative Merit conferred by neering from Institut National Polytechnique de Lo- versity from 2002 through 2008. Eberhard Becker manities Council. His field of specialization in Art On an international level, Heinz Boyer has positio- tive Commitee; the Ex-Alumni Academic Association of Universidad rraine, CNRS, Nancy, France in 1986. He earned his was engaged from 1986 until 2001 as Editor and History is Renaissance art of Northern Europe and ned the University of Applied Sciences Krems as Former President of the Council of Rectors of the Javeriana in 1983, and the Eagle of Science Award Engineer degree in Chemical Engineering in 1980 subsequently Managing Editor of the Mathematis- contemporary Dutch art. He is the author of a ma- Austria’s supreme provider of transnational higher Brazilian Universities and of SEBRAE- RJ, Brazilian in 1988. Furthermore, the Universidad Tecnológica from Ecole Mohammedia d’Ingénieurs, Rabat, Mo- che Zeitschrift, from 1995 until 2001 as Editor of jor study of site-specific art in the Netherlands. education services. He has initiated transnational Institute for Small Business; Member of the Brazi- de Santiago () gave him the Ho- rocco, and has been a professor at the university the Springer Series “Algorithms and Computation in He has authored numerous articles and presented programmes & projects in countries like Oman, Chi- lian Education Academy, Academy of Engineering norific Distinguished Professor Title in 1992, and in since 1986. A member of many national commit- Mathematics.” He was coordinator and participant papers at major regional, national, and internatio- na, Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Jordan, , Bulgaria of Brazil: Member of the Portuguese Academy of 1997 the Universidad Autónoma del Caribe (Colom- tees involved in research and education policies, of European Research Networks, as well as of a Re- nal meetings. He has particular expertise in higher and Romania. Heinz Boyer has been instrumental in Engineering and of the Pan-American Academy of bia) awarded him with the Degree Honoris Causa Barkaoui has also contributed as an expert on pro- search Cluster and a Graduate School on “Data Se- education leadership development, curriculum re- the foundation and development of an Omani-Euro- Engineering; Member of the Club of Rome. Seve- in Sociology. He is the President of the Associa- jects related to higher education. He served as an curity.” In 2000, the German Research Foundation form, strategic planning and integrated marketing pean University in Buraimi, Oman. Heinz Boyer is a ral commendations and prizes: Brazilian Governe- tion of Latin American and Caribbean Universities expert for the European commission for evaluation DFG elected him expert consultant in Mathematics. and academic search processes. He has been most recipient of the Golden Cross of Honour for Servi- ment Scientific Medal ; Brazilian Medal of the Car- for Integration (AUALCPI); Adviser Member of the of research projects and acted as Coordinator of the In 2005, he was elected Chairman of the University active in international exchange focusing on China ces to the Republic of Austria and also for Services tographic Order of Merit; Order of Academic Palms, Colombian chapter of the Inter American University Moroccan network for quality assurance. Barkaoui Presidents’ Conference of the World Technopolis and Morocco. Dr. Benjamin is currently consulting to the Province of Lower Austria, the Award of Ho- granted by the French Government, as “Chevalier”, Organization (IOHE), Vice-president of the Network is the President of Moroccan network of entrepre- Association WTA, and reconfirmed as such in 2009. on the development of a private not-for-profit uni- norary Doctorate by Christian University Bangkok and “Manuel Rocha Prize”, by the National Labora- of Latin-American Regional Universities (Red UREL) neurship education and the President of the Green From 2005 through 2008 he was Chairman of the versity in Casablanca and accreditation efforts in and the Award of Honorary Professor by Qingdao tory of Civil Engineering, Lisbon, amongst others. and Member of the Executive Council of the Latin- ICT research center. European Consortium of Innovative Universities Morocco. University. American Universities Union (UDUAL) ECIU.

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Sven Constatine Donald Glen Henrik Toft Neal Caspersen Curris Gerth Goerke Jensen King Denmark U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. Denmark U.S.A.

Sven Caspersen was born in Denmark 1935. Sven Constantine W. Curris received his baccalaureate Donald Gerth, IAUP president 1996-1999 and an Dr. Glenn A. Goerke, President Emeritus of the Uni- Henrik Toft Jensen is a professor of the Department In 2011, Neal King, Ph.D. was appointed IAUP Se- received a Master’s Degree in Economics from the and doctorate degrees from the University of Ken- active member of IAUP to this day, became Presi- versity of Houston, has been a distinguished higher of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change at cretary-General-elect for the 2011-2014 presidency. University of Copenhagen in 1961. Mr. Caspersen tucky and his master’s from the University of Illinois. dent Emeritus of California State University Sacra- education leader for over 50 years, including four Roskilde University, Denmark. He is Professor of He transitioned to the presidency of the Institute of was a Member of the Founding Committee and He was the President of three US universities: Mu- mento in 2003. In 2004 he completed his service university presidencies and numerous honorary de- Honour at Babes-Bolyai University in Romania and Transpersonal Psychology in May 2011. Previously Professor (Statistics) at Aalborg University 1973. He rray State University (KY) for 10 years, the University on the Council (board) of the United Nations Univer- grees and awards across the world. Ocean University in China. In addition, he is Doctor he was President of Antioch University Los Angeles. was the Rector of Aalborg University, 1976-2004. of Northern Iowa for 12 years, and Clemson Univer- sity. He undertook the writing of a book about the His IAUP service spans an almost twenty year period Honoris Causa from the Linguistics University of Ni- From 2004 - 2011 he served in several roles at Anti- His honorary offices outside the University for a sity (SC) for nearly five years until he was elected as 23-campus and 450,000 student California State as a board member, during which time he chaired zhny Novgorod, Russia. Prof. Jensen was Rector of och including Academic Dean and Interim President national level, the Chairman International Commit- the President of the American Association of State University system. “The People’s University: A His- and participated on many committees and commis- Roskilde University from 1989-2006. He has been a of Antioch University New England, and Provost & tee of the Danish Rectors’ Conference from 1994- Colleges and Universities (AASCU) in 1999. tory of the California State University” was publis- sions. Especially noteworthy has been his chairman- member of the Committee for Research and Tech- VPAA, acting CEO and President of Antioch Universi- 2002, Chairman Copenhagen Stock Exchange from Curris has been appointed to numerous boards hed by the Institute of Governmental Studies and ship of IAUP’s Commission on University-Business nological Development of the EU’s 7th Framework ty Los Angeles. Dr. King was the founding director of 1989-96, Chairman Danish Parliament’s Advisory and committees, notably the US-Afghan Women’s the Berkeley Public Policy Press at the University of Collaboration, resulting in over dozens of program Programme since 2007. Prior to that, he chaired the the Doctorate in Psychology (PsyD) program at John Board on European Matters from 1993-2001, Chair- Council and extended service on the Executive California Berkeley in January of 2010. presentations and alliances as well as improved Steering Committee of the EUA Institutional Evalua- F. Kennedy University, founding President/Dean for man Statens Filmcentral (Danish Film Institute) from Committee of IAUP. He has led AASCU presidential In the 2009-10 session of the California State Legis- cross-sector understanding across four continents. tion Programme between 2000-2007, the EUA Qua- the University of Sarasota’s California campus in 1986-89 and Chairman Aalborg Theater from 1986- missions to Cuba and Morocco and has represen- lature he served as an informal commentator about Most importantly, Goerke created and edited in the lity Culture Programme from 2002-2005, and also Orange, California, and Provost and Vice President 2006. On the European and International level, he ted the Association’s presidents and chancellors the reconsideration of the 1960 California Master book “The Future of International Higher Education: the Quality Assurance Forum of EUA, EURASHE, for Academic Affairs at Rocky Mountain College of was the Chairman of the Confederation of Rectors’ around the world. Curris is a strong advocate for Plan for Higher Education and did a summary at the Issues and Opportunities,” a collection of farsighted ESU and ENQA. Prof. Jensen has evaluated more Art & Design in Colorado. A psychologist by training, Conferences in the European Union, 1992-94. He global workforce preparation for the 21st century last of a series of hearings. Gerth commented re- essays, written by IAUP thought leaders, addressing than 15 universities and chaired two system eva- he was awarded both his M.A. and his Ph.D. at the was also the President of the International Associa- and is a national voice for the inclusion of all stu- cently that he is enormously impressed by the pro- global, regional, and partnerships trends. luations. He conducts research on quality develop- University of California, Berkeley, and was in private tion of University Presidents from 1999-2002 and dents of public higher education. gress of IAUP and the promise of IAUP to its mem- ment, university management, and universities and practice in Northern California for fourteen years. He President of the Federation of European Stock Ex- bers for the years immediately ahead. regional geography. has served in a variety of faculty and administrative changes, 1995-96. positions in non-profit, international, public and pri- vate for-profit and state settings.

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Vladimir Leland Keith Pornchai Ingrid Khalid Kurilov Miles Miller Mongkhonvanit Moses Naciri Russia U.S.A. U.S.A. Thailand Australia Morocco

Vladimir I. Kurilov, S.J.D., LL.D., Professor, has Leland Weber Miles was born on January 18, 1924 Dr. Keith T. Miller became the dean of the Colle- Pornchai Mongkhonvanit is the President of Siam Professor Ingrid Moses was President of IAUP from Jaafar Khalid Naciri has a PhD in Mechanical Scien- been President of Far Eastern National University in Baltimore Maryland. In 1948, he received his ge of Business at Niagara University, a position he University and the former president of the Interna- 2002-2005. She retired as Vice-Chancellor and ces from Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse, France (FENU), Vladivostok, Russia, since 1990. He was Ph.D. in English from the University of North Caro- held from 1994 to 2001. During his tenure there, the tional Association of University Presidents (2005- President, University of New England, Australia in in 1988. He has been a Professor at the University educated at FENU Institute of Law and had an enti- lina, after which he accepted a job as chair of the university was granted accreditation by the Asso- 2008). He is also the chairperson of the Advisory early 2006 and took up appointment as Chancellor Hassan II, Casablanca since 1981 and was the Vice re academic career there before being elected Pre- English Department at Hanover College in Indiana. ciation to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Board of the Association of University of Asia and (Chair of the Governing Board) of the University of President of UH2C from 2002 to 2010. He is also a sident. Kurilov is the author of over 100 research Next he served as the Director of English Programs and enrollment in the Business College increased the Pacific as well as the member of Administrative Canberra for two terms, until December 31, 2010. member of the TEMPUS project FOREVAL in quali- works in the fields of labor law, politics, economics, for the University of Cincinnati’s Colleges of En- by 20 percent. Dr. Miller was named provost and Board of the International Association of Universi- Her academic background is research and develop- ty assurance in higher education and an expert for education, international relations, international law, gineering, Business Administration and Fine Arts vice chancellor of the University of Wisconsin, Os- ties. He served as President of the Association of ment in and of higher education and her last profes- institutional evaluation in Morocco and Tunisia. He futurology and delicts science. He is a member of from 1960-1963. Then he moved to the University of hkosh, in 2001. While serving as chief academic Private Higher Education Institutions of Thailand, as sorial appointment was Professor of Higher Educa- is involved in E-learning projects at UH2C. Mr. Naci- several international institutions and has been ho- Bridgeport as the Dean for the College of Arts and officer there, Dr. Miller restructured the Academic President of the Thailand Chapter of Phi Delta Ka- tion and Director, Centre for Learning and Teaching ri is the national coordinator of the TEMPUS project nored with high awards from many countries. Vladi- Sciences. From there he went to serve as president Affairs Division to focus on faculty support, learning ppa honors society, as the Chairman of the Board of at the University of Technology, Sydney. She has leadership in higher education management funded mir I. Kurilov has been a member of IAUP Executive of Alfred University until 1974, when he returned to outcomes and curricular innovation, and helped to the National Metal and Material Technology Center published proliferally. She holds a degree in Social by the European Commission and the national coor- Committee since 1996. the University of Bridgeport to become its presi- expand the opportunities available to students to of Thailand, as well as a co-founder and Vice Presi- Sciences from the University of Erlangen-Nuern- dinator of TEMPUS project UNCHAIN for the esta- dent. He frequently served as the representative of participate in research activities with university fa- dent of the Business University Forum of Thailand. berg, MA (Qld), PhD (Qld), honorary D.Litt. (UTS; blishment of chairs on innovation in southern Medi- IAUP at the United Nations. Miles was inspired by culty. Dr. Miller is President Emeritus of Lock Haven He is also the founder and advisor of the Editorial CSU-S) for her contribution to higher and to inter- terranean universities. He was the former President Rodrigo Carazo, President of Costa Rica, who esta- University of Pennsylvania. On July 1, 2010, Presi- Board of ACADEME, the Academic Journal of the national education, and was awarded a Centenary of Moroccan Society for Mechanical Sciences and blished the UN University for Peace in Costa Rica, dent Miller assumed his position as the 13th Presi- IAUP. He has received many Awards and Distinc- Medal for her contribution to rural education. She a member of the TASK FORCE for the development and awarded him an honorary doctorate from UB. dent of Virginia State University, a Historically Black tions for his efforts in advancing higher education continues to be an active international consultant. of innovation and R&D. He is the Chairman of the College or University (HBCU) located in Chester- system in Asia and the Pacific. doctoral college of the UH2C. field County, Virginia.

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Sister Francesca Eudora Gerald James Gülsün Toyoshi Onley Pettigrew Reisinger Roach Saglamer Satow U.S.A. U.S.A. Austria U.S.A Turkey Japan

President of Holy Family University in Philadelphia, Eudora Pettigrew was an associate provost at the Dr. Reisinger Gerald is the President of the Upper Dr. James R. Roach has been a member of IAUP sin- Former Rector of Istanbul Technical University Toyoshi Satow started his career as a top adminis- Pennsylvania, USA since 1981, Sister Francesca University of Delaware for six years. In 1986, she Austria University of Applied Sciences since 2004. ce 1987. From 1992 until 2004 he was Chair of the (ITU) from 1996 to 2004. Ms Gülsün Saglamer is trator of the J.F. Oberlin University, Tokyo in 1990 earned a PhD in Higher Education Administration became the President of the SUNY College in Old It is one of the leading Austrian Universities of North American Council and in 2004 was appointed a professor of architecture. She has been a Board when he was appointed as a special assistant at from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale in Westbury and was the first African American wo- Applied Sciences. He has a title of honorary Profes- as Special Advisor to the President of IAUP. He re- Member of EUA (European University Association) the rank of provost to the president. In 1993, he was 1986. A member of the Congregation of the Sisters man to be a president of a SUNY campus. At Michi- sor conferred by the Kharkiv National University of ceived a Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, between 2005-2009 and a member of the Steering named as Vice President. Three years later, he was of the Holy Family of Nazareth since 1950, Sister gan State University she was also the first African Economics in 2010. After ten years in the Ministry in Education and English from Boston College. He Committee of EUA’s Institutional Evaluation Pro- appointed as President of J. F. Oberlin University, has served in leadership positions in many educa- American woman to become chair of a department of National Defense in Austria, he finished as the received the Ph.D from Boston University in World gramme (2009-2013). In addition she is an Executi- Tokyo. In 2003, he also became Chair of J. F. Ober- tional settings, including the elementary and secon- from 1974-1978. She was also the first to beco- Head of Studies in the Military Academy. From 1987 Religions. He earned a Certificat d’Etude from the ve Committee Member (2003-) and was the Chair lin University and Affiliated Schools. He has served dary levels. She is a member of a variety of civic me a central administrator at the University of De- – 1995, he was the business manager of the consul- University of Geneva in Switzerland. Dr. Roach was of European Council (2005-2010) of the Internatio- as many executive posts in Japan. To name some and educational organizations at both the national laware. She has led SUNY’s interaction with South ting company, H. Neumann Management Beratung. also awarded the Honorary Degree of Doctor of nal Association of University Presidents (IAUP). She major ones, President of Liberal and General Educa- and international levels. Sister currently serves as African institutions. Eudora has served on the Ad- Afterwards, he was the CEO for Olredo Holding, Laws from Briarwood College in Southington, Con- is the Vice-President of CMU (Community of Medi- tion Society of Japan, Chair of Inter-University Se- Chair of the IAUP/UN Commission on Disarmament visory Committee to Economists Allied for Arms a building project organizer, from 1995-1998. At necticut. From 1978 to 1986 he served as Vice-Pre- terranean Universities. She is a Member of Board minar House, and executive committee members of Education, Conflict Resolution, and Peace. Reduction. She has received awards from the Na- Neumann International AG he was a partner and sident for Academic Affairs at North Adams State of Trustees of Kadir Has University since 2006 and Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and tional Association for the Advancement of Colored member of the supervisory board until he became College. In 1986 he was appointed President of the a Board Member of ITU Development Foundation Technology-Japan. He also has a distinct career as People (NAACP) and the Negro Women’s Business the President for the Upper Austria University of University of Maine at Presque Isle. In September (2009-2012). She has been invited to the Marie a specialized judge of accreditation organizations of and Professional Organization. Pettigrew is a life Applied Sciences. of 1992 he became President of Western Connec- Curie People Programme (EC) Advisory Group for Higher Education in Japan. member of the SIU Alumni Association and a long- ticut State University in Danbury, Connecticut. Dr. three terms (2006-2008) and (2008-). She is the He was awarded three honorary doctorates: Hono- standing member of the International Association Roach retired from WestConn in 2004 and currently Chair of the Women Studies Centre on Women in rary doctorate of Literature from Hanseo University, of University Presidents. She was Vice President of resides in Hanover, Massachusetts with his wife, Dr. Science Engineering and Technology of ITU. Korea; Honorary Doctorate of Education from Ohio IAUP from 2002-2005. Denise C. Hogan. She is also a member of the editorial board of three Dominican University, and honorary Doctorate of international scientific journals and has received se- Public Administration from Myonji University, Korea. veral architectural prizes.

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Bohuslava Kakha Chen David Heinrich Garrick Šenkýrová Shengelia Shuping Strangway Stremitzer Utley Czech Republic Georgia P.R. China Canada Austria U.S.A.

Bohuslava Šenkýrová has been the Rector of Dr. Kakha Shengelia was appointed the President of Prof. Dr. Chen Shuping, President of Guizhou Uni- David Strangway, son of medical missionaries, grew Heinrich Stremitzer grew up in the mountains of Ti- Garrick Utley is the President of The Levin Institu- Vysoká škola financní a správní, o.p.s. (University Caucasus University in 2008. President Shengelia versity P.R. China, has held the current position up in Angola. He attended high school in Bulawayo, rol and got his university education in Vienna and te of The State University of New York. Prior to his of Finance and Administration) from 1999-present started his career in 1991 at the Georgian Interna- since January 2002. Previously, he held various Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. He studied at Hamburg. He obtained his doctoral degree from the present position, Utley worked as a broadcast jour- in Prague. She has been the Vice-chairman of the tional Economic Institute as Assistant to the Gene- leadership positions as executive vice dean, dean, the University of Toronto where he completed bache- University of Economics and Business Administra- nalist, with a primary focus on international affairs. board of Bankovní akademie, a.s. (Bank Academy) ral Director; in 1992 he started work as Deputy Edi- executive deputy director and professor at Zheijiang lors, maters and PhD in physics and geophysics in tion in Vienna. In the beginning of his academic ca- He has served as Chief Foreign Correspondent for since 1995 and was the Director from 1993-2005. tor-In-Chief and International News Director at the University in China. President Chen is a recognized 1960. He worked for a number of mining companies reer he served as an assistant professor in Hamburg NBC News and ABC News. He has also worked for She established a partnership with City University of International Newspaper “Resonance”, in 1995 he and accomplished mathematics scholar, teacher, and was on the faculty of the University of Colorado, and Vienna and also worked in an accounting and CNN and Public Radio and Public Television in the Seattle, WA, USA to offer MBA and BSBA programs continued as a Graduate Assistant at Marketing De- and researcher. He has received many awards and MIT, and the University of Colorado. He was chief of auditing firm. In 1972 he became a full professor of United States. The Levin Institute’s mission is to in the Czech Republic. In 1999, she founded VSFS partment of the University of Hartford; in 1998, he prizes for his scientific and technological research geophysics for the Apollo missions. At the University management and head of the Department of Risk support New York’s and the nation’s economic vi- (Institute of Finance and Administration) to offer Ba- was appointed Project Manager at U.S. Company in addition to his teaching excellence. He is con- of Toronto he was head of the Geology department, Management and Insurance. He became Dean and tality through innovative and competitive responses chelor and Master degree programs. In 2009, she Orbitel Inc., and in 1999 he was promoted to the sidered among the outstanding leaders in higher vice president academic and president. In 1985 he Rector and is a founding member of the European to the challenges of today’s global economy. It also led the institute to become the first private univer- Head of Representative Office of Orbitel in Georgia; education in China and a strong advocate for in- became president of the University of British Colum- Academy of Sciences and Arts. For his academic serves as a center of research on the consequen- sity in the field of Economics. In 2007, she initiated from 2000, he was appointed as a Dean of Cauca- ternational education. Prof. Chen holds such other bia. He then became president of the Canada Foun- merits he was awarded a honorary doctorate from ces of the changing global economy. Particular at- the creation of a Community of Schools which con- sus School of Business, and was appointed at the positions as a panel member of Academic Degree dation for Innovation for its initial six years. During the University of Budapest and was elected Sena- tention is paid to issues surrounding the evolving nects three schools: Bank Academy, VSFS and City position of Tbilisi Vice-Premier in Social Affairs at Committee of the State Council, China; a panel this time the Canada Research Chairs were created tor of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts. Global Talent Pool and to the challenges and op- University of Seattle. The Community of Schools Tbilisi City Council; from 2004 he was elected to member of the Mathematic and Physics Division funding 2000 new positions at Canadian universities. He is member of several scientific Associations, in portunities they offer to developed and developing thus enables studies from the age of 11 all the way the Parliament of Georgia, where he started his ca- of Science and Technology Committee, Ministry of He was the founder of Quest University Canada, a some of them he serves in the governing board. He economies and societies. Utley is Chairman of the to the third year of university. reer as a Deputy Chairman of Foreign Affairs Com- Education, China; Deputy Director General of China new university designed for undergraduates and is a lifetime member of IAUP. American Council on Germany. Board service has mittee, and continued it at the position of Deputy Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. graduating its first class in the spring of 2011. He is included the Council on Foreign Relations (1993- Chairman of Committee of Education, Science, and also the principal architect of a proposal to develop 2003), Carleton College (1982-2006) and Public Ra- Culture. 1000 chairs for African universities. dio International (1996-2008).

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Jef Kenneth Guido George Van der Perre Brier Declerq Dehne Belgium U.S.A Belgium U.S.A

In 1972 he became Chief of Cabinet of Belgium’s Mr. Brier is the Co-founder and Chairman of the Baron Guido Declercq (°1928) of Belgium, trained George Dehne is president of George Dehne & As- Minister for Science Policy, and in 1976, Head of Board and President of Sealord LLC and Sealord as an economist and philosopher at the Uiversities sociates, Inc., which is comprised of two divisions, Office of the Prime Minister’s Offices for- thePro Holdings, Inc. He earned a Bachelor of Arts de- of Leuven (Belgium) and Columbia (New York), has GDA Research and GDA Integrated Services. GDA gramming of Science Policy. Until 2000 Jef Van gree from the Honors College at Ohio University, been a Senior Advisor to IAUP from 2000 till 2011. Research focuses on market research and consul- der Perre was General Director and then Secretary a Master of Business Administration degree from He was a banker, first at a regional bank in- Flan ting, specializing in creating strategies for admis- General of the Flemish Interuniversity Council. In Southern Methodist University, and a Master of Pu- ders, then at Banque Lambert in Brussels, before sions, financial aid and public relations. GDA Inte- the 1990s he combined his VLIR-function with the blic Administration degree from . becoming the General Administrator of the Catholic grated Services offers a complete line of services Directorship of the Liaison Committee of European He holds a Diploma in Strategic Studies from the University of Leuven(1967-1982), where he created for student recruitment and public relations ranging Rectors Conferences, which published critical but U.S. Army War College and also served as Associa- Leuven Research & Development (1972), a pioneer from direct mail and telemarketing to audio-video supportive proposals for EU-endeavours in student te Adjunct Professor in the Marketing Department in the professional transfer of technology from aca- and publication production. Together, the two divi- mobility the Diploma-Supplement, the European of Drexel University, Assistant Professor at Massa- deme to industry. Thereafter he became President/ sions have worked with more than 300 colleges and Credit Transfer System, the European Research chusetts Institute of Technology, Small Unit Tactics, CEO of an investment bank, a leasing company, universities throughout the United States. As a con- Policy and its Frameworks; the European Univer- and Lecturer at the Wharton School of the Univer- and a member of the board of several companies sultant, Mr. Dehne has served some of the nation’s sity Development Cooperation. Between 1999 and sity of Pennsylvania, Entrepreneur Program, “The in Belgium and abroad, most of them of the KBC most distinguished universities including Columbia, 2002, he served as Secretary General of the IAUP Intersection of Business and Military Leadership.” bankassurance Group. He wrote on structural Duke, Drexel, Clark, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Nor- where he conceived and organized, under Presi- He retired as a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve in unemployment, economic growth, innovation, ven- thwestern and Fairfield. dent Sven Caspersen’s leadership, IAUP’s Triennial 2010 after serving his country for nearly 30 years. He ture capital, and the economics of tourism. IAUP Conference on “Touchstones for a Modern Univer- c o m m a n d e d a u n i t i n I r a q d u r i n g t h e F i r s t G u l f W a r , also knows him as a painter of watercolours, an art sity Culture”, and initiated the developing of IAUP’s and was Vice President of the United States Army that he practices when traveling. A couple of IAUP project “Towards a World Quality Register (WQR)”, War College, Class of 1997. Christmas cards show his paintings (Guadalajara promoting the establishment of a worldwide Regis- 2005, Tokyo 2010) ter of trustworthy Quality Assurance Agencies.

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Ted Enan Lee Carlos Fidel Shuzaburo Drauschak Galaly Se Ung Serpa de Oliveira Ramos Takeda U.S.A Denmark Republic of Korea Brazil Philippines Japan

Mr. Drauschak is the co-founder of Broadlands Enan Galaly is an Egyptian-Danish who left his na- Dr. Lee Se-Ung is a Doctor of Economics and now a Professor Carlos Alberto Serpa de Oliveira is the Fidel V. Ramos, the 12th President of the Republic Shuzaburo Takeda is Founding Director of the Bu- Financial Group, LLC headquartered in Villanova, tive country, Egypt, at the age of 20, with just 10 retired businessman. He is Chairman & CEO of Shin President of the Foundation CESGRANRIO and the of the Philippines, is remembered for his ability to siness University Forum of Japan. He is Professor PA. Broadlands Financial Group is a leading global English pounds and travelled to Denmark, where he IL Corporation and Shin IL Educational Foundation. Brazilian Academy of Education. He graduated in lead and his willingness to be led -- not by astute and Advisor to the Office of the President, Wase- program management and construction risk mana- started washing dishes to earn meals and carved Dr. Se-Ung also serves as Chairman of the Board Industrial and Metallurgical Engineering from Pon- advisors and political strategists, but by the people da University. He has been Senior Advisor to the gement company specializing in renewable energy, his way to become an influential world citizen. With of Trustees of Seoul Cyber Online University and tificia Universidade Catolica – PUC-RJ. In 1966, he whom he served. Steadfastly and faithfully, he pro- Japan-US Strategic Advisory, and he started Take- including solar, wind and biomass as well as com- the dream of offering a socially meaningful vision Seoul Arts Center, Korea’s premier performing arts became the Director of the Department of Mate- moted the principles of people empowerment and da and Associates in 2006. He has a wide-ranging mercial and industrial construction. The company that would attract and inspire others, Galaly formed center. He is the former President of Korean Natio- rials Science and Metallurgy at this same university. global competitiveness during his term as President network of contacts in government, business and provided lead program management services on Helnan international group of companies which nal Red Cross and is an Honorary Board Chair of From 1971-1975, he was the Vice-Rector for Deve- from 30 June 1992 to 30 June 1998. He pursued, academia advising in Japan, US and globally. His the largest concentrated solar thermal power faci- owns & manages five- and four-star hotels throug- the Sung Shin Women’s University, Seoul. lopment of Pontificia Universidade Catolica. Carlos focused and converged programs to fight poverty research has covered a broad range including cog- lity (64 MW) built in the United States in the some hout the world under the slogan “Symbol of Scan- was the Special Technical Advisor to the Ministry of in accordance with the will of the Filipino people nitive science, organization and policy studies such twenty years on behalf of a European Utility Com- dinavian Hospitality.” Holding many prestigious po- Education from 1971-1974. He has been a primary expressed by 229 structural/reform laws enacted as macro-techno policies in energy, environment, pany. Broadlands is now undertaking, the develop- sitions & several honorary titles like: being awarded member of the International Association for Educa- by Congress from 1992 to 1998. A comprehensive non-proliferation and etc. His recent activities are in ment of a $60 million, 10 MW (Photovoltaic) Solar the title of Knight of Dannebrog by Her Majesty the tional Assessment since 1974. From 1975-1979, he Social Reform Agenda (SRA) was implemented that education for innovation in the world. He has been Park. Broadlands was recently engaged to provide Queen of Denmark, he was announced as Denmark was a member of State of Rio de Janeiro Council of addressed long-standing problems regarding po- a Member of International Advisory Council for Asia lead program management services for multiple Ambassador for historical relations (Middle East), Education. He has collaborated with the Ministry of verty, health, education and skills training, housing, of Washington University in St. Louis, and Senior utility-scale concentrated solar thermal and tower and being the honorary chairman of the Scandina- Education and been advisor to numerous universi- environmental protection, agrarian reform and ac- Advisor to Quest University, Canada. He is Director solar power projects in Rajisthan, India represen- vian Business Association in Egypt and the Founder ties and educational organizations for the last three cess to equal opportunity. In retirement, he seems on Asian Population Development Corporation, Ja- ting hundreds of mega-watts of renewable energy & President of Helnan International Hotels Group. decades. He was also the rector of Universidade to be always on the go throughout the Philippines, pan. He has published more than 10 books, inclu- development and hundreds of millions of dollars in He has heavily supported initiatives to foster dialo- Gama Filho from 1999-2000. He has been an IAUP mobilizing the citizenry and pushing Unity of Pur- ding ‘Deming’s Organization’ in 2006. His newest invested capital. gue between Arab nations and Western societies. Senior Advisor since 2007. pose, Solidarity in Values and Teamwork in Nation- book titled “Phronimos – People who lead innova- building at every opportunity. tion” has been published in 2009, Japan.

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